Current sensors
AcuAMP line of current sensors now includes ac ground fault sensors and dc current transducers and switches
The acuAMP line of current sensors now includes ac ground fault sensors and dc current transducers and switches. The GFS series of ground fault sensors monitors all current-carrying conductors in grounded single and three-phase delta or wye systems. Available in fixed-core models, the GFS series features jumper-selectable setpoints of 5, 10 or 30 mA. The sensors can accommodate up to 14 AWG copper wire and feature mechanical relay outputs with either manual or auto reset. The DCT series of dc current transducers combines a Hall Effect sensor and signal conditioner into a single package for use in dc current applications up to 400 A.
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