AC0-500mA Hall Current Sensor Monitor with DC Analog Hall Current Sensor Transmitter

• Customization: Available
• Test Region: Current
• Application: Industrial Automation
• Model NO.: GL-K
• Consumption Current: ≤25mA
• Response Time: <200ms
• Working Temperature: -10ºC~+70ºC
• Storage Temperature: -25ºC~+85ºC
• Trademark: Aice Tech
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 9026202000

Product Description

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Product Description

1. INTRODUCTION

Product use: Ideal for measuring DC, AC, pulse currents, and arbitrary waveform currents across various devices.
Product advantages: Unparalleled performance-to-price ratio, minimal power loss, compact size, lightweight, and easy installation. Features a perforated input with no insertion loss.
Applications: Perfect for frequency control systems, welding machines, electrochemistry setups, power monitoring solutions, electric locomotives, and motor start-up protection.

Product Parameters

Pseudolaric acid: AC DC Current Transmitter
Installation method: Flat screw fixing for secure and reliable attachment.
Rated current of primary side: 50A; 100A; 200A; 500A; 800A; 1000A; 1500A; 2000A; 2500A; 3000A
Primary side measurement range: 100A - 3500A
Rated output: Choose from 5V; 10V, DC0~20mA; DC4~20mA, or specify your own requirement.
Auxiliary power supply: Options include DC12V, DC24V, DC+12V, DC+15V, or user-specified. Load capacity: Voltage output: 5mA; Current output: 6V. Accuracy: 1%
Isolation withstand voltage: 2.5kV/50Hz for 1 minute
Offset voltage: Precise and stable<20Mv
Temperature drift: Maintains accuracy across varying temperatures<500ppm/C
Linearity: 0.5% for consistent performance
Bandwidth: DC~20KHz to accommodate a wide range of frequencies
di/dt follow: >50A/uS for rapid current change detection
Consumption current: Efficient energy usage<25mA
Response time: Swift and accurate<200mS
Working temperature: Operates effectively between -10°C and +70°C
Storage temperature: Safe storage between -25°C and +85°C

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