Display analog current signals from industrial sensors and transmitters in real time with high accuracy and stability.
Real-Time Visibility
High Accuracy
Improve Efficiency
High Reliability
A 4–20 mA analog signal is a standard industrial current signal used to transmit measured values from sensors and transmitters to monitoring or control equipment. The 4 mA and 20 mA values typically represent the lower and upper limits of the configured measurement range. Our Analog Signal Display converts this signal into readable numerical values for real-time process monitoring.
Yes. The display can be integrated with a compatible PLC using a suitable analog input interface or supported communication protocol. Depending on the model and configuration, integration options may include a direct 4–20 mA input, RS232, RS485 or Modbus. The appropriate interface depends on your PLC output and application requirements.
The display accuracy depends on the selected model, input range and configuration. For the model shown on this page, the stated specification is ±0.1% full scale (FS). Sensor accuracy, signal conditioning and installation conditions may also affect the overall measurement accuracy.
Yes. A customized multi-parameter display can show several process values on one panel, such as pressure, flow rate, temperature and liquid level. The number of parameters, display layout, digit height, units and LED colors can be configured according to your monitoring requirements.
Yes. Indoor and outdoor versions are available. The outdoor configuration can be supplied with a suitable weather-resistant enclosure, with IP65 protection available as an option, depending on the selected model. The installation environment should be considered when specifying the enclosure and display.
Yes. The display can be configured for different engineering measurement ranges according to the connected sensor or transmitter. For example, a 4–20 mA signal can represent a pressure range, flow rate, temperature or liquid level. The display scaling, decimal places, units and displayed values can be configured to suit the application.
