Overview
The Analogic PI4455/L/2/+0/+600.0/X/2 is a digital panel meter designed for industrial measurement and display applications. This unit converts analog input signals into clear digital readout, making it suitable for process monitoring, equipment diagnostics, and control panel integration across a wide range of manufacturing and automation environments.
Key Features
- Digital display for precise analog signal measurement and readout
- Configurable input range (+0 to +600.0 full scale)
- Panel-mount design for standard control cabinet installation
- Reliable measurement for process control and monitoring applications
- Fully tested and verified functional
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Analogic
- Part Number: PI4455/L/2/+0/+600.0/X/2
- Display Type: Digital
- Input Configuration: L (Analog input)
- Channels: 2 (single input, dual display)
- Input Range: +0 to +600.0
- Panel Mount: Standard DIN or bracket mounting
- Series: PI4455 Measurometer
- Condition: Fully tested and functional
Typical Applications
- Process temperature and load monitoring in manufacturing environments
- Electrical parameter measurement (voltage, current, frequency)
- Industrial automation and process control systems
- Equipment diagnostics and maintenance panels
- Retrofit integration into legacy control systems
Compatibility & Replacements
Compatible With
- Standard industrial automation control systems requiring analog signal display
- DIN-rail and panel-mount control cabinet configurations
- Legacy process control and monitoring architectures
- Analog input sources: 4–20 mA, 0–10 VDC, and other industry-standard signals
Replaces / Drop-In Replacement For
Verify compatibility with your system integrator before ordering. The Analogic PI4455 series may serve as a replacement for other legacy digital panel meters; however, specific model cross-references should be confirmed with your controls engineer to ensure signal conditioning and scaling alignment.
Works With
- Standard analog input signal conditioning and scaling
- Industrial measurement and display protocols
- Control systems requiring real-time process indication
- Legacy automation architectures compatible with DIN-mount indicators
