The MTT MS3108 terminal block frequency-to-analog converter reads a pulse train from a flow meter, tachometer, or similar sensor and delivers it as two independent, isolated DC outputs from a single unit — enough to feed a control system and a separate recorder or totalizer at the same time. It accepts a wide range of pulse types, including dry contact, open collector, AC or DC voltage pulses, and even a pulsed 4-20mA signal, so it drops into most existing installations without rewiring the sensor.
Full isolation between input, both outputs, and power keeps every connected device electrically separate and blocks noise from a switching sensor or long pulse-cable run. A choice of AC or DC power lets it fit panels without a dedicated low-voltage bus, and the DIN-rail housing mounts right where the pulse wiring terminates.
It is a natural fit for distributing one flow or speed measurement to two systems, converting pulse-output sensors to standard analog signals, or any application where a single frequency measurement needs redundant isolated outputs.
