Measuring current: 2 to 20 mA AC/DC, 10 to 100 mA AC/DC, 50 to 500 mA AC/DC.
Supply voltage: 200-230 VAC.
Ideal for current monitoring for,
industrial facilities and equipment.
Monitor for overcurrents or undercurrents.
Manual resetting and automatically resetting supported by one Relay.
Startup lock and operating time can be set separately K8AK-PA2 PDF datasheet.
One SPDT output relay, 6 A at 250 VAC (resistive load) K8AK-PA2
Output relay can be switched between normally open and,
normally closed.
Process control signal (4 to 20 mA) and commercial CT input,
(0 to 1 A or 0 to 5 A) supported.
Output status can be monitored using LED indicator.
Inputs are isolated from the power supply. Input type: NPN/ voltage pulse input type K8AK-PA2 PDF datasheet.
Event input terminal 5 points (HOLD, RESET, COMPENSATION) is equipped with.
External power supply DC12V80mA.
Linearity: voltage; NPN open collector (OUT5, OUT4, OUT3, OUT2, OUT1).
96 (W) * 48 (H * 95mm) depth.
Power supply voltage: AC/DC24V.
High speed pulse.
Measuring, increasing or decreasing pulse meter.
Action determine the color, can switch the green / Red 2 kinds of color display K8AK-PA2 PDF datasheet.
The best choice of rotating encoder and all kinds of ON/OFF pulse signal at high speed,
The cumulative pulse input is 50kHz, the phase difference pulse is 25kHz, and the increase or decrease of pulse is 3Input type: DC current input.
Output type: linear; current; NPN open collector (HH, H, PASS, L, LL).
Event input terminal 5 points (TIMING, S-TIM, HOLD, RESET, ZERO) is equipped with.
External supply 80mA DC12V.
Power supply voltage: AC100 ~ 240V.
96 (W) * 48 (H * 95mm) depth
Some models are not equipped with.

The most suitable voltage and current signal simulation, measurement and display, identification of the panel table K8AK-PA2 PDF catalog.
Action determine the color, can switch the green / Red 2 kinds of color display.
Equipped with the sub presssure gauge for monitoring the operation trend K8AK-PA2 PDF catalog.
External event input can be applied to a variety of measurement and identification situations.
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