Existing reviews of Non-invasive DC Current Sensor 400A/1000A/2000A/10000A to 20000A
The ATO-AHKC-KAA current sensor may detect 1200 amps under fault conditions, but the normal load is 120 amps. What is the accuracy of the output at 10% of the sensor's range (0-1200 amps)? A 0-600amp sensor would be more suitable, but what is the sensor's lifespan under a 1200amp fault condition?
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Kenny
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Date:
23/02/2026
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1. Accuracy: The Hall effect sensor ATO-CUS-DC20000 has an accuracy of 1.0%FS (full scale): 0-1200amp sensor: at 120 amps (10% of range), the error is ±12 amps (10% reading error). 0-600amp sensor: at 120 amps (20% of range), the error is ±6 amps (5% reading error). 2. Overload Capacity: For a 0-600A sensor under a 1200A fault current: the current will reach 200% of the rated value, potentially saturating, but usually not causing immediate damage. For a 0-1200A sensor under a 1200A current: it accurately reaches full scale and can operate stably for extended periods. Please select the appropriate sensor based on your application requirements.
If I purchase an ATO-CUS-DC20000 with a rated current of 0-2000A, what is its sensitivity when reading currents close to 100A?
From:
Rosedale
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Date:
27/10/2025
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If the actual current is close to 100A, I recommend choosing the 0-200A range for better results. The 0-2000A range has poor sensitivity.
Allowable range of 2000A current sensor
For your current sensor of 2000A range, how much over-range is permitted before clipping. We are hoping for 2400A (120% )?
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Cate
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Date:
08/10/2021
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Yes, up to 2400A is okay.
Perfect DC current sensor
For your DC current sensor, which panel meter would you suggest?
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Dutton
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Date:
23/08/2021
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We need to know the required current sensor measuring range, so can we recommend the most suited panel meter?
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