User-Friendly Configuration: The JUMPFLEX® Line of Signal Conditioners

Housed in a 6 mm-wide package, the JUMPFLEX® 857 Series sets new standards for signal conditioners: The modules offer numerous technical highlights and feature a common profile, allowing the same flexible push-in jumpers to be used across the entire JUMPFLEX® line. With its new JUMPFLEX® Signal Conditioners, WAGO is continuing to expand its existing JUMPFLEX® portfolio, offering its customers the best solutions from a single source.

Your benefits at a glance:

• Multiple, easy-to-use configuration options

• An expanded ambient operating temperature range between −40 and +70°C

• Safe 3-way isolation with 3 kV test voltage per EN 61010-1

• Housed in a 6 mm (0.24”) wide package

• Labelling using WMB + TOPJOB® S marking strips
  

The new, compact 857 Series JUMPFLEX^® Signal Conditioners are user-friendly and easy to configure using DIP switches or interface configuration software. They also feature a safe 3-way isolation with 3 kV test voltage and a wide ambient temperature range from −40 to +70°C. Moreover, they can be easily marked with WMB and TOPJOB® S marking strips to clearly organize and label all control cabinet components.

Signal Splitter, 857-424

• Variable signal splitting thanks to two configurable current/voltage outputs

• Optimal filtering of disturbance variables thanks to switchable threshold frequency

• Offers high degree of safety

• Less wiring via supply voltage commoning

Voltage Signal Conditioner, 857-560

• Detects DC and AC voltage up to 300 VAC/DC

• Measuring method can be switched between effective value (RMS) or arithmetic mean value measurement

• Digital signal output (DO) reacts to freely configurable measurement range limits

• Supply voltage with commoning option

Power Signal Conditioner, 857-569

• Parallel current and voltage measurement, conversion into power and output as analog standard signal

• Performance analysis for one phase

• Measured value processing can be switched between the RMS value or arithmetic mean value and between the effective, apparent or reactive power, and the phase angle.

• Digital signal output (DO)

Loop-Powered RTD Temperature Signal Conditioner, 857-815

• Records Pt sensors and resistors up to 4.5 kOhm

• Converts the temperature signal into an analog standard signal

• Indicates faults via wire break/short-circuit sensor detection

• Supply via output loop – no additional supply voltage required

• 2-, 3- and 4-wire connection technology