The DC24V AC/DC Current Transducer is a versatile current sensor and transmitter designed to monitor AC current and deliver standard signals for control, monitoring, and data acquisition systems. It accepts AC current in the 0300 A range and provides multiple output options to suit different automation architectures. Available ranges include 050 A, 0100 A, and 0500 A, making it suitable for a variety of loads from motors to power rails. The device combines analog and digital outputs to simplify integration with PLCs, data loggers, SCADA systems, and building management systems. Key benefits Flexible signals for easy integration: choose from 420 mA, 05 V, 010 V analog outputs, plus a RS485 digital interface for remote monitoring and control. Wide current coverage: supports multiple measurement ranges (050 A, 0100 A, 0500 A) with AC input up to 0300 A, enabling use across small machines to larger equipment. Direct measurement and simple integration: measures current via the conductor, then converts it to standard industry signals that work with common automation and measurement equipment. Theoretical power and wiring versatility: designed to work with power supply variants including DC 24 V and AC options, aligning with typical industrial setups. Readable, scalable monitoring: RS485 provides reliable digital communication for multipoint monitoring, logging, and remote diagnostics. Key attributes Functionality: current transducer and transmitter with both analog and digital outputs. Compatibility: outputs available as 420 mA, 05 V, 010 V, and RS485 for integration with PLCs, SCADA, data loggers, and BMS. Current ranges: designed for input AC current 0300 A; selectable measurement ranges include 050 A, 0100 A, and 0500 A. Output formats: two common voltage outputs (05 V, 010 V) and a current output (420 mA), plus RS485 communications. Power options: variants listed as DC 24 V and AC compatible versions. Two to three use cases Industrial motor monitoring: install on a motor circuit to convert the motor current into an analog or digital signal for a PLC or SCADA system, enabling realtime energy management and overload detection. Facility energy submetering: deploy in a distribution panel to monitor branch currents; feed RS485 and analog outputs to energy management software for profiling, budgeting, and fault detection. Test bench data acquisition: use the RS485 interface and analog outputs to record current draw during product testing or commissioning, supporting load profiling and performance analysis. This current transducer provides a practical solution for monitoring, recording, and controlling electrical loads in automated environments, with flexible outputs to match existing instrumentation and communication protocols.