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    Signal Isolator, 4-20mA, HART Pass-through

    SKU: SUCH-SIGNI-1002S
    $110.58
    ● Bidirectional HART ● 2ms response ● 1.5W with HART ● Fits 2/3-wire transmitters
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    Overview

    This signal isolator 4‑20mA accepts 4‑20mA or 0‑20mA current inputs only, with input impedance ≤100Ω. It outputs 0‑20mA, 4‑20mA, or voltage signals (0‑5V, 1‑5V, 0‑10V, 2‑10V). Current output loads up to 550Ω, voltage loads ≥1MΩ. Available in single or dual output channels, consuming ≤1.5W or ≤2.6W. Transmission accuracy is 0.1% FS with ultra‑fast ≤2ms response and 50ppm/℃ drift. It provides loop distribution voltage ≥20V @ 20mA. As a reliable 4‑20mA isolator, it delivers stable signals. This analog isolator 4‑20mA also functions as a 4‑20mA galvanic isolator with 1500VAC isolation, DC 20‑35V supply, DIN rail mounting, and IEC 61326‑1 compliance. Ideal for DC current source conditioning in PLC/DCS systems.

    Feature

    • HART pass-through: full bidirectional read/write for smart instruments, enabling digital diagnostics without breaking the 4-20 mA loop.
    • Response time: ≤2 ms (15× faster than typical 30 ms) meets high-speed PID and interlock requirements.
    • Loop distribution: ≥20 V at 20 mA powers two/three-wire transmitters directly, eliminating external power supplies.
    • Power consumption: with HART active, single ≤1.5 W / dual ≤2.6 W, below 2 W/channel average, reducing cabinet heat.
    • solation strength: 1500 VAC (I/O/power, 1 min no arcing) prevents ground loops and protects against surges.
    • Mounting & accuracy: 35 mm DIN rail with 0.1% FS accuracy (at 20°C) ensures plug-and-play installation and high reliability.

    Dimension (Unit: mm)

    Dimensional drawing of a 13mm ultra-slim 4-20mA signal isolator with plug-in terminals, side width 13mm, front height 110mm, overall depth 117.5mm

     

     

    Wiring Diagram

    Terminal assignment diagram of 4-20mA signal isolator with input 1, input 2, output 1, and output 2 terminals, supporting active and 2-wire/3-wire transmitter signals.

    Spec
    Input Signal 4-20 mA
    0-20 mA
    Output Signal 0-20 mA
    4-20 mA
    0-5 V
    1-5 V
    0-10 V
    2-10 V
    Number of Input & Output Channels 1 input channel & 1 output channel
    1 input channel & 2 output channels
    2 input channels & 2 output channels
    Full Load Power Consumption Single output: ≤ 1.5 W
    Dual output: ≤ 2.6 W
    Output Load For current output: ≤ 550 Ω
    For voltage output: ≥ 1 MΩ
    HART Transparent Transmission Supported
    Output Channel Configuration Single output or Dual output (determines power consumption)
    Transmission Accuracy 0.1% FS (at 20°C)
    Response Time ≤2 ms
    Temperature Drift ≤50 ppm / °C
    Insulation Strength 1500 VAC (1 min, no flashover)
    Input Impedance (Current) ≤100 Ω
    Power Supply Voltage (Loop) ≥20 V @ 20 mA (loop distribution voltage)
    Power Supply Voltage Range DC 20-35 V
    EMC Compliance GB/T18268 (IEC 61326-1)
    Weight Approx. 130 g
    Mounting 35 mm DIN rail
    Application
    Typical application diagram of 4-20mA signal isolator in automated robotic welding

    Robotic Welding

    4-20mA signal isolator application in solar-powered smart agricultural irrigation

    Solar-Powered Irrigation

    4-20mA signal isolator application in laboratory incubators for temperature

    Lab Incubator

    FAQ

    A: It means the isolator transparently passes HART digital signals between the field device and your host system (handheld configurator or DCS) while still providing analog 4‑20mA isolation. No special configuration is needed – just wire it in‑line and HART communications will work automatically.

    A: Response time is ≤2ms – one of the fastest in its class. That's fast enough for most PID control loops; the delay is barely measurable compared to standard isolators that typically run 20‑50ms (even slower if they process HART digitally). For sub‑millisecond applications, please consult our engineering team.

    A: HART pass‑through requires additional circuitry to maintain signal integrity on both the analog and digital paths. Single‑output ≤1.5W, dual‑output ≤2.6W – still perfectly acceptable for most DIN rail installations. Just keep it in mind if you're packing many units into a tightly sealed cabinet.

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