Current transmitter – motor current measurement for reaction kettles, with SIL2 certification

2019-09-25View Original

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Hello everyone, is there any current transducer with SIL certification that is used for measuring motor current? For the design data sheet, please refer to the image!

Reply #22019-10-10

Same question: Is such a product available on the market? Also, in the last line of the attachment provided by the original poster, it says “SIL2 or higher certification” – is this accurate? SIL2 and above refer to SIL3; it’s generally very difficult for a single instrument to reach SIL3

Reply #32020-05-07

It’s available in Phoenix, Germany; it should be SIL2 or higher

Reply #42020-05-08

Are there frequency converters with SIL certification?

Reply #52021-05-26

Which manufacturer’s current transducer was used in the end? ?

Reply #62021-05-27

Is this SIL2 or higher? Current transmitters are available

Reply #72022-10-09

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