Description
Brand: ABB
Product Series: CC-E Range / Analog Signal Converters
Model: CC-E I/I (Part Number: 1SVR011718R2500)
Product Type: Current/Current Standard Signal Converter (Isolated Signal Conditioner)
Technical Parameters:
Input Signal Range: 4-20 mA current loop
Output Signal Range: 4-20 mA current loop
Supply Voltage: 24V DC rated auxiliary power

ABB CC-E I/I 1SVR011718R2500 Signal Converter
Electrical Isolation: 3-way galvanic isolation between input, output, and power supply circuits (up to 1.5 kV AC test voltage)
Accuracy/Linearity: High transmission accuracy with error limits typically under +/-0.1% of full scale
Response Time: Fast internal signal conversion settling times (typically under 10 ms)
Temperature Coefficient: Low thermal drift design (typically within +/-200 ppm/°C) to maintain stability in warm enclosures
Mounting Footprint: Ultra-slim 22.5 mm wide housing configured for standard 35mm DIN-rail snapping
Connection Terminals: Screw connection blocks for secure, vibration-proof field wiring termination
Industrial Sectors:
Process Automation and Control, Chemical and Petrochemical Processing, Water and Wastewater Treatment Utilities, Power Generation and Distribution, Factory Automation, and HVAC Infrastructure.
Application Scenarios:
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Signal Isolation and Ground Loop Elimination: Inserted into an analog loop between a field-mounted transmitter and a central PLC/DCS input card to break ground loops, suppress electrical noise, and prevent stray voltages from damaging expensive control system components.
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Long-Distance Signal Boosting: Deployed in sprawling production environments to refresh and regenerate a degrading 4-20 mA current loop signal over long wire runs, maintaining signal integrity and accuracy back to the control room.
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PLC/DCS Channel Protection: Acts as a sacrificial interface barrier; if a field line gets shorted or hit by a voltage surge, the inexpensive CC-E converter fails while completely safeguarding the multi-channel main controller hardware.
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Signal Distribution and Decoupling: Used to duplicate a single 4-20 mA transmitter signal into a secondary isolated loop, allowing an auxiliary local display panel to monitor process values simultaneously without interfering with the primary automation processor loop.

