Current Sensors & Transformers: Your Guide to Precision Power Monitoring
Current sensors, also known as current transformers (CTs), are essential devices that measure electrical current by leveraging magnetic fields to generate proportional outputs. They work seamlessly with both AC and DC systems, providing non-invasive, real-time insights into energy usage. At
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When current flows through a conductor, it creates a magnetic field. AC sensors use inductive technology to detect this field’s fluctuations, while DC sensors rely on Hall Effect technology for precise measurements. For example, our CT-1020 (20A/20mA) models utilize advanced inductive coils to convert primary current into a measurable voltage signal (e.g., 333mV at 400A), ensuring compatibility with smart meters and energy management systems.
Hall Effect Sensors (DC/AC)
Rogowski Coils
Flexible, clamp-on sensors perfect for tight spaces or live wire installations.
Lightweight and easy to deploy, making them popular for temporary monitoring.
Split-Core Current Transformers
Snap-around design for quick installation in existing setups.
Balances accuracy with convenience, suitable for retrofitting projects.
Solid-Core Transformers
Closed-Loop (Zero-Flux) Sensors
Smart Metering: Integrate with smart meters to track energy consumption in real time.
Facility Management: Optimize energy usage and reduce costs.
Fault Detection: Identify machinery issues before they escalate.
Sub-Metering: Allocate energy costs accurately across tenants or departments.
Explore our range of Rogowski coils, split-core transformers, and Hall Effect sensors at Powerway Tech for tailored solutions.
VA Rating: Ensures the CT can power connected devices (e.g., meters) without under-reporting.
Turns Ratio: Determines voltage/current transformation (e.g., NPNS).
Signal Conditioning: Converts raw data into usable formats for smart systems.
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