The AIT60-SG high-precision current transducer features an integrated die-cast housing, compact structure and simple appearance.

Mounting holes are provided on the back and bottom for easy installation in different scenarios. The center of transducer has a passing-through hole for the measured current bus, and the front panel has a running status indicator and a DB9 port.

Definitions of the DB9 pins are as follows:

• Pin 1: Negative terminal for current output
• Pin 4: Ground
• Pin 5: Power Negative (V-)
• Pin 6: Current Output Positive
• Pin 9: Power Positive (V+)

This is a pr-connected DB9 female cable according to the pin definitions. To use, simply insert it into the transducer’s DB9 socket and tighten it to complete the transducer panel wiring. Then, connect the other side of the cable to the transducer’s power supply: pin 5 (Power Negative), pin 4 (Ground), and pin 9 (Power Positive). Connect these to the transducer’s power supply terminals: -15V, GND, and +15V respectively. Connect the corresponding pin 1 (Current Output Negative) and pin 6 (Current Output Positive) to the current output terminals of the 6½-digit multi-meter. This completes the wiring process.

Power on the transducer under no-load conditions. After normal power on, the green operating indicator light should remain on. If the green indicator light does not illuminate after power-on, check the power supply connection again. If the power supply connects correctly but the indicator light remains off, the transducer may be in “non-zero flux” state.