INSTRUCTION MANUAL

T series power transducers

DATE Jun . 8 . 2007

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 INSTRUCTION MANUAL

1. PRODUCT NAME: T series power transducers

2. FEATURES
T series power transducers were specifically designed to convert any power parameter to DC
output signal.
This slim case offers a small metering system and the microprocessor based converter employs
a newly developed true RMS IC which is realizing super high accuracy and reliability.
Also the auxiliary power supply covers wide range 85 to 264V in both AC and DC line.

3. COMMON SPECIFICATIONS
Accuracy 0.5 % of the output span
Operating Temperature -10 to +55 degree C
Storage Temperature -10 to +70 degree C
Relative Humidity 30 to 85 % RH
85 - 264VAC / 85 - 143VDC
20 - 30VDC
Auxiliary Supply
40 - 60VDC
170 - 286VDC
Wall mount with 4 mm screw or
Construction
DIN rail mount
UL class V-0 ABS resin case in black
Case Material Terminal block with hard glass
Polycarbonate terminal cover
200 gram TV and TA
Weight
300 gram TW, TWV, TSP, TP and TF

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4. For safety use, please read this instruction manual before use.
4-1 Installation Location
a. Keep out of direct sun light and out of being exposed to high temperatures.
b. Keep out of corrosive gas and falling droplet.
c. Keep away from the location where there is strong vibration or shock.
4-2 Mounting
a. Connect wires tightly with a solder-less terminal for M4 screw.
b. Use a terminal cover to help prevent electric shock.
c. To mount a DIN rail, plug into the case onto DIN rail closely.
Keep the clearance of 5mm or more between each unit to have ventilation
when multiple unit mounted.
d. Put the mounting block into the slide holder with 2 M4-screws.

Fixing
block

Case

4-3 Connection insert

a. Be sure to connect secondary wire of CT and VT to the ground.

b. Use a twist pair shielded cable for output signal and keep out of noise.
c. Be sure to connect the earth pin on the panel to the ground.
d. Keep separately wiring from high noise source such as power cables.
e. Connect each input wire correctly to each pin and care must be taken to wire phase
sequence and polarities according to connection diagram.

Connection△2

K L
k l Load

Earth
1 2

S1 S2
Aux Supply
Shield Cable
Output
A+
B−

E
Example: Current Transducer
Earth

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4-4 Output signal
a. Use only less than 600 ohm regarding output loads, keeping out of capacitive load.
b. Approximately 30 mA or 18V of output signal at maximum is applied on over-current
input, when the output range is 4 to 20 mA.

4-5 Auxiliary Power Supply

a. Switching-mode power supply is provided.
b. Auxiliary power supply should be connected to a power source which has enough
capacity.
(Double size power capacity of VA consumptions at each transducer is recommended)
c. In particular, care must be taken to calculate total power consumption when
VT for measurement is used for being powered on.
e.g. Required power capacity is calculated as below when ampere
or voltage transducers are 5 pieces;
2 VA X 5 pcs X 2(double) = 20 VA
.
d. Rush Current occurs when powered on.
At 100V AC, 300mA /5ms rushes into the circuit.
Care must be taken to ensure breaking capacity or use time delay breaker
when Fuse or NFB is used on the power line.

e. Transducer itself has a fuse for power breaking.

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5. Relation of Input and Output
Product label shows relation of input and output.
Below chart describes a typical input and output characteristics.

(Uni-directional) (Bi-directional)

Phase Power
Watt Volt Amp Angle Factor Var Watt
1kW 150V 5A +60° Lag 0.5 +1kver +1kW

0.5kW 75V 2.5A ０° １ 0kver 0kW

0kW 0V 0A -60° Lead 0.5 -1kver -1kW

Input Input
4mA 12mA 20mA 4mA 12mA 20mA
1V 3V 5V 1V 3V 5V
0V 2.5V 5V -5V 0V +5V
Output Output
6. Schematic△ 2

AC amp transducer schematic

Sigma-Delta RMS IC

1 2

ZERO
K k CT
∑ Δ Output
CT
RMS IC
L l Ｒ
SPAN

Load

Aux Sup SW

Earth

Universal switching supply allows us to have a downsized unit and our newly developed
Sigma-Delta IC which is patented both in US and Japan, achieves true RMS with
high accuracy and reliability ever developed.

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7. Dimensions
7-1 Model TA and TV△ 2

25 128

M4 Screw

1 2

3 4
Span Pot

S 90 72 35 100
Z
72
Zero Pot
5 6

5 Rail Guide
Terminal Cover 135
(DIN Rail)
Fixing block

7-2 Model TW, TWV, TSP, TP and TF

56 128

M4 Screw

１ ２ ３ ４

５ ６

７ ８ ９
100
35
72
90

Ｓ Ｚ
１４

１０ １１ １２ １３

Span Pot
Rail guide
5
Zero Pot Terminal Cover 135
（DIN Rail ）
Fixing block

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8. Mounting Pitch
Refer to the below diagram.
Keep 5 mm spacing for ventilation when multiple units are mounted.

30 45 60

１ ２ １ ２ １ ２ ３ ４ １ ２ ３ ４

３ ４ ３ ４ ５ ６ ５ ６

７ ８ ９ ７ ８ ９

Ｓ Ｓ
90

Ｚ Ｚ

Ｓ Ｚ Ｓ Ｚ

５ ６ ５ ６ １４ １４

７ ７ １０ １１ １２ １３ １０ １１ １２ １３

Ｍ４ Screw

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9. Maintenance
T series transducers are maintenance-free. To make a safety check, please refer to the below
procedures.
9-1 Calibration of Output Value
a. Before recalibrating
Zero and Span pots are on the panel face.
Remove the cover and adjust them by a plus driver.
Adjusting them should be started in 15 minutes after powered on.
Set up a calibrator.
Output level increases by potentiometer clockwise turning.
Typically 3 to 5 % level of the output span is adjustable.
b. Zero adjusting
Connect a transducer to analog output pins then adjust the analog output to
zero or any desired value as measured on the calibrator.
Ex. Adjust 4.00 mA for 4-20mA application.
c. Span adjusting
Using SPAN potentiometer, adjust the analog output to the desired span value
as measured on the calibrator.
Ex. Adjust 20.00 mA for 4-20mA application.

１ ２

３ ４

Span Pot
Ｓ
Ｚ
Zero Pot

５ ６

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9-2 Troubleshooting on recalibrating. (4-20mA calibrated case)
a. No low output value available.
Check the input pins whether tightened enough or not.
Check the power supply pins whether power supplied or not.
Power off once then on to check the transducer starts to work or not.
Check the fuse is broken, or not. (Send it back to Takemoto if broken)

b. No high output value available.

Check the input pins whether tightened enough or not.
Use other calibrator to check the output value.
Check the output cable is shorted or not.

c. Unstable or over ranged output value available

Check the input pins whether tightened enough or not.
Check configurations and polarities for VT or CT connected correctly
using connection diagram for Watt and Power Factor transducer.
Zero or Span output value is varied.
Check any noise or electromagnetic interference to the line.

d. The transducer is abnormally heated up and exceeded 15 degree C than

the surrounding temperature.
Turn off the power immediately then send it back to Takemoto

10. Warranty
Takemoto warrants that its products are free from defects in material and
workmanship under normal use and service for a period of one year from date
of shipment.
Takemoto’s obligations under this warranty are limited to replacement or repair,
at this option, at its factory, of any of the products which shall, within
the applicable period after shipment, be returned to Takemoto’s facility,
transportation charge pre-paid, and which are, after examination, disclosed to
the satisfaction of Takemoto to be thus defective.

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11. Takemoto’s service facilities.
Head Office and Factory
Zip Code : 532-0027
Address : 3-5-11 Tagawa Yodogawa-ku Osaka Japan
Company: Takemoto Denki Corporation
Phone : +81 (0)6 6300-2112
Fax : +81 (0)6 6308-7766

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Revision history

Rev. Date Reviser Revisioncontens

2/24/05 Ueda First edition
△1 1/31/07 Ishisaka 3. COMMON SPECIFICATIONS
Auxiliary Supply
170V∼286VDC Addition
△
2 6/7/07 Fukunishi Corrected error in writing.

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