








4-20mA Signal Generator And Analog Simulator For Two-Wire Transducer, Adjustable 3-21mA Output, High Precision DC Current Source DIY Kit With LCD Display And Rotary Encoder, Ideal For Testing, Debugging, And Lab Projects
✔️ Single unit, ideal for testing and calibration workflows
This compact signal generator doubles as an analog current simulator designed to create precise 4-20mA signals for two-wire transducer loops. It’s perfect for testing, debugging, and lab project work in control systems.
âś… Output range: 4-20mA / 3-21mAâś… Display: LCD with 0.01 display accuracy
âś… Output accuracy: 0.5%
âś… Supply voltage: 15-30 V
âś… Size: 80 mm by 42 mm by 45 mm (3.14 in by 1.65 in by 1.77 in)
âś… Weight: 44 g
âś… Model: JS-420ISG-V2
âś… Programmable outputs: 2-9 via rotary encoder
âś… Output storage: automatic and manual storage
đź’ˇ What is a 4-20mA signal generator used for in lab testing and calibration? This handy device helps simulate sensors and verify current loops.
- Handy for simulating sensor outputs in control loops
- Helps calibrate measurement instruments and verify loop responses
- Useful for debugging wiring and signal paths
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✔️ Single unit, ideal for testing and calibration workflows
This compact signal generator doubles as an analog current simulator designed to create precise 4-20mA signals for two-wire transducer loops. It’s perfect for testing, debugging, and lab project work in control systems.
âś… Output range: 4-20mA / 3-21mAâś… Display: LCD with 0.01 display accuracy
âś… Output accuracy: 0.5%
âś… Supply voltage: 15-30 V
âś… Size: 80 mm by 42 mm by 45 mm (3.14 in by 1.65 in by 1.77 in)
âś… Weight: 44 g
âś… Model: JS-420ISG-V2
âś… Programmable outputs: 2-9 via rotary encoder
âś… Output storage: automatic and manual storage
đź’ˇ What is a 4-20mA signal generator used for in lab testing and calibration? This handy device helps simulate sensors and verify current loops.
- Handy for simulating sensor outputs in control loops
- Helps calibrate measurement instruments and verify loop responses
- Useful for debugging wiring and signal paths
























