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Voltage and current transducers from Knick bring true CONTROL to electrical measurement applications across a wide range of industries. With a number of solutions engineered for measurement and safe isolation of DC voltages upwards of 4800 V, and other transducers that offer precise conversion of AC voltage inputs to standard DC outputs, Knick truly is a problem solver from 480 to 4800 volts!

Other product solutions allow for a wide range of signal conversion and duplication possibilities across high isolation. As with Knick's high voltage measurement products, no compromises are made with accuracy, safety, speed of response, and flexibility.

With Sales and Service operations in California and products shipping out of Ohio, Knick Interface strives to bring value to our diverse North American customer base. Application know-how, attention to detail, strong support, and legitimate caring for our customers' success are our primary areas of focus.

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Benefits of High-Voltage Transducers versus Instrument Transformers (Electrical and Electromagnetic Sensing) Transformers have long been considered important components within electrical systems. When a need arises to step voltage in a circuit either up or down for purposes of power transmission or... (View Full Article)
Current Measurement for High-Speed DC Circuit Breakers (Electrical and Electromagnetic Sensing) As AI-driven data centers transition to 800 V DC power architectures, high-speed and solid-state circuit breakers require fast, accurate current measurements to distinguish normal load transients from... (View Full Article)