AC Current Sensor Transducer with Direct Measurement Hall Effect Technology

• Test Region: Current
• Application: Industrial Automation
• Linearity: 0.1%
• Accuracy: 0.5%
• Offset Voltage: ≤10mv
• Bandwidth: 20~5kHz
• Model NO.: GL-DL-1
• Temperature Drift: ≤500ppm/ºC
• Response Time: <200ms
• Working Temperature: -10ºC~+70ºC
• Storage Temperature: -25ºC~+85ºC
• Isolation Withstand Voltage: 2.5kv/50Hz, 1min
• Primary Measurement Range: 5A-1000A
• Trademark: Aice Tech
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 9026202000

Product Description

Welcome to Jiangsu Aice Instrument Technology Co., Ltd., your trusted partner in innovative measurement solutions.

Product Description

1. INTRODUCTION

Product Use: Designed for precision measurement of DC, AC, pulse currents, and arbitrary waveform currents, our AC Current Sensor Transducer with Direct Measurement Hall Effect Technology is the superior choice for accurate, reliable data.
Product Advantages: Experience unparalleled performance with our sensor, boasting the best performance-to-price ratio. Enjoy minimal power loss, a compact and lightweight design, and effortless installation. The perforated input ensures zero insertion loss, making it an exceptional addition to your measurement toolkit.
Applications: Perfect for a wide range of industries, including frequency control systems, welding machines, electrochemical processes, power monitoring, electric locomotives, and motor start-up protection. Our sensor delivers consistent and dependable results across various applications.

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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