HIQUEL TCC-GW Trip Amplifier

HIQUEL TCC-GW Trip Amplifier is a precision signal monitoring relay designed to convert, compare, and switch analog process signals such as current or voltage. It provides adjustable trip thresholds and relay outputs for alarm indication, process limits, or safety shutdowns, making it ideal for use in industrial automation, machine safety, and instrumentation systems.

🔧 Technical Highlights:

• Function: Monitors analog input signals (current or voltage) and trips relay outputs when set limits are exceeded or undershot.
• Input Range: Configurable for standard process signals, typically 0/4–20 mA or 0–10 V DC.
• Trip Points: Adjustable upper and lower thresholds via front potentiometers.
• Hysteresis: Adjustable to provide stable switching and prevent relay chatter.
• Output: Relay output (SPCO or DPCO depending on model) for alarm, control, or interlock use.
• Indication: LED indicators for power, signal status, and relay operation.
• Response Time: Fast, precise electronic switching for reliable process control.
• Supply Voltage: 24 V DC nominal (other options available).
• Mounting: Compact DIN rail 35 mm housing for easy integration in control panels.
• Compliance: CE and RoHS certified; designed to IEC/EN 61326 for industrial environments.

✅ Benefits:

• Provides accurate process monitoring with adjustable setpoints.
• Converts and conditions analog signals for control and alarm systems.
• Compact DIN rail design saves space and simplifies installation.
• Ideal for retrofitting alarm or trip functions into existing systems.
• Ensures reliable protection and indication in automation and process equipment.

🚀 Applications:

• Process control systems requiring limit monitoring or alarm activation.
• Industrial automation and machinery trip circuits.
• Temperature, pressure, or flow monitoring using analog sensors.
• Signal conditioning in control panels or test rigs.
• Safety shutdown and alarm triggering in process and power systems.

The HIQUEL TCC-GW trip amplifier delivers accurate and adjustable trip functionality for analog signals, ensuring safe, dependable process monitoring and alarm control in industrial automation environments.

FAQs

• Q: What is a trip amplifier used for?
  A: It compares an analog input signal with preset thresholds and activates a relay when the signal exceeds or falls below the set limits, providing a simple on/off alarm or control function.
• Q: Can the HIQUEL TCC-GW be used with 4–20 mA sensors?
  A: Yes. It accepts standard current and voltage input signals, making it suitable for use with most industrial transmitters and sensors.