- Detection - Measurement
- Electrical Measurements
- Hall effect current sensor
- SHENZHEN SENSOR ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY Co., LTD.
- Company
- Products
- Catalogs
- News & Trends
- Exhibitions
Hall effect current sensor CE-IZ04-**E6-1.0 seriesclampDCsplit-core
Add to favorites
Compare this product
Characteristics
- Technology
- Hall effect
- Mounting
- clamp
- Electrical characteristics
- DC
- Other characteristics
- split-core, leakage
- Primary current
Max.: 2,000 A
Min.: 0 A
Description
Leakage current sensor, specifically for detecting micro current, or differential current in two current wires, the range is between 10mA~10A. The primary and secondary sides are highly insulated. The housing complies with the UL94-V0 standard. Disc mounting. Small size, light weight, low power consumption, no insertion loss perforation.
Rated input: 100A~2000A DC
Output: 75mV, 1V, 4V, 5V or 0-20mA, 4-20mA optional
Accaracy and linearity: ±1.0%
Temperature drift: 0.05%/℃
Response time:＜10µS
Isolation: 3KVRMS/50Hz/1Min
Operating temperature: -25℃~+85℃
Power supply: ±12V,±15V, +12V, +24V optional
Current consumption: 20mA
WIndow: ø60mm
Overload:20 times of the maximum value of measuring range
Catalogs
No catalogs are available for this product.
See all of SHENZHEN SENSOR ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY Co., LTD.‘s catalogsOther SHENZHEN SENSOR ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY Co., LTD. products
DC Current Transducer
Related Searches
- Current sensor
- Monitoring detector
- AC current sensor
- DC current sensor
- Current transducer
- Hall effect current sensor
- Real-time detector
- AC current transducer
- Wireless detector
- Presence detector
- Electric current detector
- DC current transducer
- Split-core current sensor
- DIN rail current transducer
- Transducer
- Precision current transducer
- Fixed current transducer
- Precision current sensor
- Signal isolator
- Printed circuit board current sensor
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.