© PHOENIX CONTACT - 11/2007
100260_en_01
INTERFACE
MCR-VDC-UI-B-DC
Data Sheet
1Description
The MCR voltage transducer measures DC voltages in
several signal ranges from 0 ... ±20 V DC to 0 ... ±660 V DC
and converts them to standardized analog signals.
DC voltages can be processed with both positive and
negative polarity.
The input voltage ranges listed at input terminal blocks 1 to
7 can be varied by ±20% using a calibration potentiometer.
The voltage transducer is calibrated by default to 0 ... ±24 V
input and 0 ... ±10 V output and is ready for operation when
delivered. To use the device with other input or output
variables, carry out a ZERO/SPAN adjustment using the
potentiometer on the front.
1.1 Features
– 3-way electrical isolation
– True r.m.s. value measurement
– Adjustable voltage ranges
– ZERO/SPAN adjustment ±20%
1.2 Method of Operation
The input circuit divides the DC voltage at terminal blocks 1
to 7. The resulting signal is electrically isolated and
transmitted to the output circuit and is available at the output
as a standardized analog signal.
1.3 Field of Application
When using the voltage transducer, please ensure that the
potential difference between terminal blocks 1 to 7 to
ground potential PE or terminal block 8 to ground potential
PE U does not exceed ±660 V (this condition applies to
circuits that are not grounded).
In DC voltage networks, this potential difference must not
exceed U = ±100 V (this condition applies to circuits that are
grounded).
When these conditions are met, safe isolation is ensured
between input, output, and supply.
Make sure you always use the latest documentation.
It can be downloaded at www.download.phoenixcontact.com.
A conversion table is available on the Internet at
www.download.phoenixcontact.com/general/7000_en_00.pdf.
This data sheet is valid for all products listed on the following page:
Voltage Transducer for DC Voltages