
JXK-D21U DIN Rail Voltage Transmitter Sensor 12VDC DC0-1000V Primary & DC0-5V Secondary
EGP 2,100
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JXK-D21U DIN Rail Voltage Transmitter Sensor 12VDC DC0-1000V Primary & DC0-5V Secondary The JXK-D21U DIN Rail Voltage Transmitter Sensor is a high-precision voltage measurement device designed for industrial automation and electrical monitoring applications. Unlike current transmitters that measure conductor current, the JXK-D21U is specifically designed to measure DC voltage and convert it into a proportional analog voltage output suitable for PLCs, microcontrollers, data acquisition systems, and industrial control equipment. Features: Input overload protection Output overcurrent limit protection Output current short-circuit protection Wide voltage power supply Working power reverse protection Light weight and easy installation High precision, good linearity Wide frequency band, low temperature drift Fast response, strong anti-interference ability Specifications: Product Model JXK-D21U Manufacturer Qidian Automation Measurement Type DC Voltage Transmitter Primary Input Range DC0-1000V Secondary Output DC0-5V Power Supply DC12V Isolation Voltage 2.5kV/50Hz,1Min Linearity 0.5% Accuracy 1.0% Frequency Bandwidth DC~20kHz Temperature Drift <500PPM/°C Response Time <200ms Power Consumption 10mA+Iout Operating Temperature -10°C~+70°C Storage Temperature -25°C~+85°C Mounting Type 35mm DIN Rail Wiring Diagram: Applications: DC bus voltage monitoring in solar photovoltaic systems. Battery bank voltage measurement in energy storage systems. Electric vehicle charging station DC side voltage acquisition. Industrial DC power supply monitoring and protection. Telecommunications base station DC plant voltage sensing. UPS and inverter DC link voltage tracking. High-voltage DC test bench and laboratory measurement. Process control system analog voltage feedback loops. Package Include: 1x JXK-D21U DIN Rail Voltage Transmitter Sensor 12VDC DC0-1000V to DC0-5V. Datasheet
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