Low Voltage Measurement Module "MULTI 4・8 CAN"
Ultimate solution for current, voltage, and temperature measurement under low voltage: ultra-wide range and high precision measurement.
Main Features ● A single measurement module supports current, voltage, and temperature measurements. Sensor probes suitable for the measurement items and ranges are required for measurement. Current measurement is performed using shunt resistors. Temperature measurement can be selected from Pt100/Pt1000. ● All measurement channels are galvanically isolated. ● The auto-range function switches the measurement range according to the measurement values. It has a wide measurement range, allowing for high-resolution and precise measurements even in low ranges. It can simultaneously measure high operating currents and low standby currents of electrical components with high accuracy. ● Automatic probe recognition function allows for automatic setup of sensor probes. ● Automatic calculation of Ah is performed and output as measurement values. ● The dynamic sampling rate function reduces the amount of measurement data, saving memory space and reducing the burden of post-processing calculations. It efficiently supports long-duration measurements. ● Measurement data output is automatically generated in CAN 2.0 A/B and DBC files. ● Multiple measurement module housings can be connected, allowing for easy expansion of measurement scale. ● By using Klaric's current and voltage sensor probes, access to measurement signals can be performed safely and easily.
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Enclosure ● Aluminum enclosure, 60/120/40mm (L/W/H) ● Protection rating: IP65 ● Operating temperature range: -40℃ to +85℃ ● Power supply: 7VDC to 60VDC ● Data output: CAN 2.0 A/B 2ch Accessories ● KLARI-CHARGE2 power supply module ● Klaric sensor probe ● CAN cable with harness Deliverables ● Measurement module body ● Factory calibration certificate (DAkkS compliant available) ● DBC or A2L file and user manual
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Applications/Examples of results
● Measurement of voltage, current, and temperature of the vehicle's electrical components. ● Measurement of the vehicle's parasitic current. ● Measurement of the battery's energy and temperature.
