Connecting Current Transducers with Voltage Output
- Updated2025-11-24
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- Current transducer
- SHDB9M-DB9F-BNCM cable
- EMI suppression snap-on ferrite (included)
Complete the following steps.
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Power off BTS-16110 and the system you are connecting to
BTS-16110.
Caution You must de-energize the system before you connect it to BTS-16110 for measurement. Follow all workplace safety requirements for powering down hazardous voltage systems based on the applicable codes and standards in your location.
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Install the snap-on ferrite onto the BNC cable portion of the SHDB9M-DB9F-BNCM cable:
- Wrap the BNC cable portion of the SHDB9M-DB9F-BNCM
cable around one side of the ferrite so that it passes through the ferrite twice.
Figure 14. Installing a Ferrite on the SHDB9M-DB9F-BNCM Cable
- Snap the ferrite closed to secure it in place.
- Wrap the BNC cable portion of the SHDB9M-DB9F-BNCM
cable around one side of the ferrite so that it passes through the ferrite twice.
- Connect the BNC connector on the SHDB9M-DB9F-BNCM cable to the BNC port on the transducer.
- Connect the female D-sub connector on the SHDB9M-DB9F-BNCM cable to the D-sub port on the transducer. Secure the connector by tightening the retention screws.
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Connect the male D-sub connector on the SHDB9M-DB9F-BNCM
cable to the current transducer input port on BTS-16110 and
tighten the retention screws.
Figure 15. Connecting a Current Transducer for Voltage Output
- Power on BTS-16110 and the system you are connecting to BTS-16110.