Programmable Single output DC Isolator (RISH PI-101)
The purpose of the RISH PI-101 is to electrically isolate input, output and power supply.
Product Overview
The purpose of the RISH PI-101 is to electrically isolate input, output and power supply.
The purpose of the RISH PI-101 is to electrically
isolate input, output and power supply.
The isolator fulfills all requirements
and regulation concerning electromagnetic
compatibility EMC and safety.
User programmable using DIP Switches
Response time < 50 msec
Accuracy Class - 0.2
Auxiliary Supply - 60-300 V AC/DC
- 20-40 V AC /20-60 V DC
LED provided for status indication
For more details please refer datasheet.
Technical Specifications
The purpose of the RISH PI-101 is to electrically
isolate input, output and power supply.
The isolator fulfills all requirements
and regulation concerning electromagnetic
compatibility EMC and safety.
User programmable using DIP Switches
Response time < 50 msec
Accuracy Class - 0.2
Auxiliary Supply - 60-300 V AC/DC
- 20-40 V AC /20-60 V DC
LED provided for status indication
For more details please refer datasheet.
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