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Contact SupplierNon-intrusive "Clamp-On" current sensor
“Clamp-on” or “Cable clamp” Current Sensors are sensors that are used for measuring AC or DC currents. They are particularly useful for measuring currents flowing in a cable wire in a non-intrusive way.
Product DescriptionThe “clamp-on” current sensors are particularly useful for easy and safe installation. They are installed straightforwardly onto a wire going into the electrical load without the need to do any high voltage electrical work. The current sensor consists of a Melexis Hall Sensor (MLX91208) and a patented ferromagnetic structure packaged in a robust plastic housing.
This non-invasive current sensor (also known as a “split core” or “cable-clamp” ) can be clamped around the supply line of any electrical load to tell you how much current is passing through it. It monitors the magnetic field around a current-carrying conductor and outputs a voltage proportional to the current.
The clamp-on current sensors measure loads from +/-5 Amps to +/-230 Amps which makes it great for building your own energy monitor to keep your power usage down, or even building an over-current protection device for an AC load.
Magnetic CharacteristicsModule | Diameter (mm) | Current range (A) |
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CO-4-1.2-30-L | 4 | ±5…±30 |
CO-4-1.2-75-H | 4 | ±30…±75 |
CO-10-1.2-150-V60 | 10 | ±75…±150 |
CO-10-1.2-230-V40 | 10 | ±150…±230 |
Parameter | Typical value | Unit |
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Primary input current | ±5…±230(1) | A |
Output voltage swing | ±2000 | mV |
Output voltage range | 500…4500 | mV |
Operation frequency | DC…100 | kHz |
Operation temperature | -40…85 | °C |
Supply voltage | 5 | Unit |
Supply current | 10 | Unit |