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WALFRONT AC Current Transmitter Mutual Inductor Sensor 0-10V Output 0-50A Detectable with High Isolation for Industrial Automation Power Grids

WALFRONT AC Current Transmitter Mutual Inductor Sensor 0-10V Output 0-50A Detectable with High Isolation for Industrial Automation Power Grids

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Product Description

WALFRONT AC Current Transmitter Mutual Inductor Sensor 0-10V Output 0-50A Detectable with High Isolation for Industrial Automation Power Grids

  • Product Usage: The AC current transmitter enables real time isolation measurement of AC current in power grids or circuits, converting it into a DC output signal compatible with various AD converters
  • Current Range: When paired with digital indicator, it displays measured values. The detectable through hole current range is AC 0-10/20/50A, choose the appropriate current through the jumper cap
  • Product Features: Boasts strong overload capacity, high isolation and accuracy, high security, low power consumption, and robust anti interference performance, along with easy installation and use
  • Application Range: Widely utilized in industrial automation and scenarios requiring current to voltage conversion; With hysteresis below 1%, ensuring dependable working even in strong magnetic fields
  • Safe and Convenient: With mutual inductance current tracking for accuracy and stability, input output safe isolation. Easy to install and use, it eliminates the need for direct DC series connection during measurements

Technical Specifications

Country
USA
Brand
Walfront
Manufacturer
WALFRONT
ItemPartNumber
WALFRONTmy7otx63fc
Model
WALFRONTmy7otx63fc
UnitCount
1

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