QE-Current-485
Modbus Current and Voltage Analyzer
- Features
- Rogowski Probes to Modbus
- Current Transformer to Modbus
- Voltage Transformer to Modbus
- Hall Effect Sensor to Modbus
- 4-20mA output
- Contact output
What does the QE-Current-485 measure?
The QE-Current-485 measures Irms, Iac, and Idc.The QE-Current-485 calculates the average current and stores the maximum and minimum current.
Modbus Current and Voltage Analyzer
The QE-Current-485 from Qeed is a Modbus Current and Voltage Analyzer that can convert most outputs from AC Current or DC current and voltage sensors such as Current Transformers, Voltage Transformers, Rogowski Probes, and Hall Effect Sensors into a Modbus RTU signal. The QE-Current-485 can also accept inputs from RTD and NTC temperature sensors.
The QE-Current-485 provides registers for the following I RMS, I AC, I DC also maximum, minimum, average, frequency, crest factor, temperature, and resistance. A 0-10V and 4-20mA output are also available along with an alarm contact output. The settings are fully configurable with the free software which can be connected to the USB connection on the front of the QE-Current-485.
The Modbus Current and Voltage Analyzer is mounted on DIN rail, and power and Modbus network can be connected via an optional T-BUS connector.
