The hopf signal converter 4800 series for 35 mm rail mounting (EN 50 022) is a low-cost solution for the distribution/conversion of a variety of electrical and optical signals. You can choose DC or AC power supply units for the signal converter4800. The converter can convert RS422, RS232 and RS485 signals to fiber, and vice versa, or to each other. This module is widely used to transmit time server information over long distances with the help of multimode fiber optic and IRIG-B protocol. After transmission by fiber, you can convert it to IRIG-B protocols.
The hopf Signal Converter series 4800 for 35mm rail mounting (EN 50 022) is a low cost solution for the distribution/conversion of a variety of electrical and optical signals.
A choice of either DC or AC power supply units is available for the Signal Converter 4800.
hopf series 4800 Signal Converters with AC power supply have a wide input range in order to render them suitable for worldwide installation. Thus the device can be installed anywhere in the world without being prone to error when switching the AC input voltage range.
Numerous status LEDs for the signal inputs and outputs simplify diagnosis in the event of a fault.
Converters with customer-specific functions can be supplied on request.
Robust aluminium housing
Designed for mounting on 35 mm rails in accordance with EN 50 022
Each signal input/output has its own status LED
All connection elements can be interlocked
Various power supply options are available:
AC - 100-240V AC (wide input range)
DC - 24V DC (18-36V DC) / 48V DC (36-72V DC) / 18-72V DC
The hopf signal converter 4800 series for 35 mm rail mounting (EN 50 022) is a low-cost solution for the distribution/conversion of a variety of electrical and optical signals. You can choose DC or AC power supply units for the signal converter4800. The converter can convert RS422, RS232 and RS485 signals to fiber, and vice versa, or to each other. This module is widely used to transmit time server information over long distances with the help of multimode fiber optic and IRIG-B protocol. After transmission by fiber, you can convert it to IRIG-B protocols.
