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NK Technologies updates ATH Current Transducer for 120Vac

Source: NK Technologies
15 September, 2014
NK Technologies updates ATH Current Transducer for 120Vac
NK Technologies updates ATH Current Transducer for 120Vac
ATH current transducers are suitable for monitoring burst fired time proportional control of heating systems.

September 15, 2014 - NK Technologies solid-core case ATH Series Current Transducers now accommodate 120 VAC power supplies for use in heater monitoring applications. ATH current transducers are also available in solid-core or split-core 24 volt models. ATH current transducers are compatible with most automation systems and are ideal for monitoring burst fired time proportional control of heating systems. The ATH series also feature a simple two-screw panel mount and optional DIN rail brackets for quick and easy installation. These current transducers are factory calibrated and feature industry standard outputs.

They provide an output signal directly proportional to the RMS amperage and are accurate even though there are periods of time when the heating circuit is intentionally off, using no power. Their design enables the sensor to remain installed over the conductor while the heating circuit is powered or when it is being serviced, regardless of what may be connected to the output terminals and even when there is nothing connected. The built in signal conditioning eliminates the need for a shorting block on the output, vastly improving safety over conventional current transformers. NK Technologies offers no-cost test and evaluation units to qualifying OEMs.

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