GE 531X187VCTABG1 | Controller module

GE 531X187VCTABG1 Sensor

· Measurement range: The range of voltage and current that can be accurately measured. For example, it is possible to measure voltage ranges from 0-1000V, current 

ranges from 0-50A, etc.

· Accuracy: The degree of closeness between a measurement result and the true value, usually expressed as a percentage or a specific numerical value. If the accuracy is ± 0.5%, 

it means that the error between the measured value and the actual value is within ± 0.5%.

· The shorter the response time, the faster the sensor detects and responds to changes, for example, the response time may be a few milliseconds to tens of milliseconds.

Output signal: The sensor converts the measured voltage and current signals into output form, commonly including analog signals (such as 4-20mA current signals, 0-10V 

voltage signals) or digital signals (such as digital signals from RS485, CAN bus interfaces, etc.).

· Working temperature range: The ambient temperature range within which the sensor can operate normally. For example, -40 ℃ -85 ℃, exceeding this range may affect the 

performance of the sensor and even cause damage.

Power requirements: The power supply voltage and current required for the normal operation of the sensor may be a DC power supply (such as 24V DC) or an AC power 

supply (such as 220V AC).