A voltage transformer is an important piece of electrical equipment used to convert voltages from one level to another. They are commonly used in power transmission and distribution, as well as in electronic equipment. Here are some of the most common uses for voltage transformers and a look into a few of our most popular products.
Aim Dynamics teamed up with Magnelab will be at the Sensors Converge 2021 in San Jose, CA on September 21-23. We look forward to seeing you at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center in sunny California.
Who is Teltonika Networks? Teltonika Networks is a rapidly growing, technology company. They specialize in manufacturing professional network connectivity equipment, including cellular routers, and switches designed for worldwide use.
What is a current sensor? Current sensors, also commonly referred to as current transformers or CTs, are devices that measure the current running through a wire by using the magnetic field to detect the current and generate a proportional output.
The new V4LM seal leakage relay from TELE for liquid level monitoring in conductive fluids combines 10 different monitoring functions in one very compact device. It monitors the level of a fluid via directly immersed probes.
The new, compact TELE SENSact power meters with ModBus RTU interface for highly accurate, flexible, and reliable measurements. TELE has introduced a new range of communication-capable monitoring devices with ModBus RTU interface with a focus on electric energy applications and monitoring of key electrical values in industrial plants.
In this blog I will try to answer these 3 questions: What is a Volt-Ampere rating (VA rating) and when does it apply to a CT? How can I figure out the VA rating for my application? What happens if I get this wrong?
Rotation Direction Monitoring for Heat Pumps This week we are continuing to look at different applications of Aim Dynamics’ products with a post from TELE Haase about monitoring rotation direction in heat pumps.
Catching the Sun! Monday, July 24, 2023 The most basic, yet important, part of photovoltaic cell (PV) installation is getting the modules to convert the most solar energy possible. PV tracking systems are used to achieve this. They follow the sun’s position throughout the day, exposing the cell to maximum light. Seamless motion of the panels is absolutely necessary to prevent damages to the mechanical construction.
