Audited Supplier
BSQ06DT-2
Electronic, Instrument
Current Transformer
Three
Outdoor
Protection, Measurement
Multilayer Honeycomb Type
Common Insulating Materials
Busbar Type
Combined Type
Electromagnetic Type
≤±600A
<30mA
Blue jay
Carton
10*10cm
Chongqing, China
Product Description
The dismountable DC Hall effect sensor is a highly advanced and sophisticated device that utilizes the Hall
effect principle to provide precise and accurate measurements of DC currents. The Hall effect DC sensor offers a galvanic isolation between the primary and secondary circuits, ensuring safety and preventing any electrical interference.
This open-loop system generates an electronic output signal that can be conveniently connected to PLC or DSP terminal control systems for direct acquisition and use. With its cutting-edge design and dependable performance, this hall effect AC sensor is an excellent choice for various industrial applications.
Features of hall effect DC current sensor:
Supply voltage | ±12V±15V+12V~+24V |
Power consumption | <30mA |
Measure range | ≤±600A |
Rated output | ±4V±1%, 0-5V(+2.5V)±1%,4-20mADC±1% |
Standards | IEC60950-1:2001 |
Supply voltage | ±12V±15V+12V~+24V |
Magnetic offset | ±20mV |
Offset drift | @-40~+85, ≤±1 |
Offset voltage | ±20mV |
Output drift | @-40~+85, ≤±1 |
Linearity error | ≤1s |
Response time | ≤1s |
Galvanic isolation | AC,1min, 3KV |
Isolation resistance | @DC 500v, 1000MΩ |
Operating temperature | -25 to +70 |
Storage temperature | -40 to +85 |
Weight | 70g |
Dimension | 7.5D*60L*61H(mm) |
Note: If you have any puzzles or requests about this product (including model number, data sheet or any other aspects), please contact us immediately.
* Industrial Automation
* Welding equipment
* Variable speed drives
* Power Quality Monitoring
* Variable frequency electrical appliances
* Switched Mode Power Supplies (SMPS)
* Battery-supplied applications
* Uninterruptible Power Supplies
* Welding equipment
* Variable speed drives
* Power Quality Monitoring
* Variable frequency electrical appliances
* Switched Mode Power Supplies (SMPS)
* Battery-supplied applications
* Uninterruptible Power Supplies
