I have an application of reading two 4-20 mA outputs from a sensor. Each 4-20 output will be read by an individual inline converter which takes a single 4-20 input and converts it a modbus output. The converters are each powered by 24V split from the same DC source and have a pass through of the 24V and ground. For simplicity of cabling (since they are all M12 connectorized), can I split the 24V and ground to the converters only to rejoining the 24V and ground after the converters into a single cable to power the sensor with the dual analog output? I'm always warry of creating a ground loop or imbalanced circuit. The converters should be identical but cant be guaranteed. Is this ok to do or likely to cause issues? Thanks in advance