Hall Effect Current Sensor with Easy Installation Lead Wire

• Customization: Available
• Test Region: Current
• Application: Industrial Automation
• Model NO.: GL-DL
• Mounting Type: Lead Wire
• Description: Current Sensor Split Core
• Series: Sct Series
• Theory: Electromagnetic Induction
• Output: Current, Voltage
• Function: High Current
• Offset Voltage: ≤10mv
• Response Time: <200ms
• Working Temperature: -10ºC~+70ºC
• Isolation Withstand Voltage: 3kv/50Hz, 1min
• Trademark: Aice Tech
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 9026202000

Product Description

Welcome to Jiangsu Aice Instrument Technology Co., Ltd., a pioneer in innovative sensor solutions and precision instrumentation.

Product Description

1. INTRODUCTION: Discover cutting-edge technology with our Hall Current Sensor, designed for unparalleled accuracy and efficiency in current measurement.

Product Use: Expertly engineered for measuring DC, AC, pulse current, and arbitrary waveform current in a myriad of devices, ensuring versatile application and reliability.
Product Advantages: Our sensor boasts the best performance-to-price ratio, minimal power loss, compact size, light weight, and effortless installation. Featuring perforated input and no insertion loss, it is designed for optimal efficiency.
Applications: Perfectly suited for frequency control systems, welding machines, electrochemistry, power monitoring, electric locomotives, and motor start-up protection, our sensor is adaptable to a wide range of high-demand scenarios.

Product Parameters

item	value
Series	SCT series
Features	Split core current sensor
Mounting Type	Lead wire
Description	Current Sensor Split Core
Manufacturing Date Code	YYWW
Model Number	GL-DL
Type	CURRENT TRANSFORMER
Place of Origin	China
	Jiangsu
Mounting Type	Din Rail
Product name	Current Transformer Sensor
Application	Industrial Automation
Function	High Current
Offset voltage	≤10mV
Response time	<200ms
Working temperature	-10ºC~+70ºC
Isolation withstand voltage	3kV/50Hz, 1Min

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