This DC24V powered current transmitter provides reliable current measurement and flexible signal output for industrial control and monitoring. It converts current input to standard analog signals and RS485 data for easy integration with PLCs, SCADA systems, and data loggers. Key benefits Flexible output formats: choose from 420 mA, 020 mA, 010 V, or 05 V to suit your control system or data acquisition hardware RS485 data interface: enables remote monitoring, digital communication, and easy integration with existing industrial networks Wide input current options: available variants cover 10 A, 50 A, 100 A, 120 A, and 150 A input ranges, with an additional DC 050 A RS485 variant available in some configurations Simple power configuration: designed to operate from a DC 24 V supply for straightforward installation in common industrial environments One piece solution: supplied as a single unit ready for immediate connection and use Key attributes Functionality: current transmitter with multiple analog outputs and RS485 data communication Compatibility: designed for DC24 V power environments and standard RS485 networks Output signals: 420 mA, 020 mA, 010 V, 05 V Input current ranges: 10 A, 50 A, 100 A, 120 A, 150 A; additional DC 050 A RS485 variant available in some models Packaging: 1 piece per package Applications PLC or SCADA integration: monitor machine or process current and transmit data over RS485 to the control system Motor and load monitoring: track motor current to detect overloads, efficiency issues, or abnormal operation Energy management and battery systems: monitor charge/discharge currents and log trends for performance optimization This product aligns with standard industrial practices by providing versatile output options and a robust RS485 interface while offering multiple input current ranges and a DC 24 V power supply for convenient deployment in existing systems. Suitable for use in automation, process control, and power management applications where accurate current sensing and reliable data communication are required.