Existing reviews of Hall Effect Current Sensor 50A/100A/300A/800A/1200A to 1500A
I need to confirm that this Hall effect sensor provides a waveform, not an RMS value. Also, what is the typical delivery time?
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Funafu
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Date:
30/10/2025
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Unfortunately, the sensor SKU: ATO-CUS-ACDC1500 outputs 4-20mA, which is an RMS value and does not reflect a waveform.
The 50A bi-directional unit seems to work quite well on one of our machines. We have it connected to an MCC118 that is able to read the and - voltages. So in positive mode we are getting positive voltages from the sensor and in negative mode we receive negative voltage. On our machine current can travel in either direction depending on mode. Based on our tests, it seems to be quite accurate. We will be buying some more units.
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Drew
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Date:
30/09/2025
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I would like to check the current power consumption of the following devices: their model numbers are ATO-CUS-ACDC1500 and ATO-CUS-ACDC20000, do you have actual ratings?
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Parkes
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Date:
07/05/2025
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The power consumption of these two current sensors is about 0.5 Watt. The expected operating current is about 20 mA. The supply voltage is ±15 V DC.
Is our order shipped wrongly?
We explicitly ordered a current sensor with DC 0-5V output signal.
With DC output in the range of 0-5V, one would not expect the AC output signal.
Is this a wrong item shipped or expected behavior where clearly on order and spec it is written DC 0-5V output signal?
From:
Ridge
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Date:
13/06/2024
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Our current sensor can input AC and DC current. When AC current is input, the output signal is 0-5VAC. When DC current is input, the output signal is 0-5VDC.
In the first and second measurement videos you provided, you input DC and AC currents to the sensor respectively, so the corresponding output signals are also DC and AC signals.
I have some questions about current sensors
I will be sensing motor current, 0-100mA DC. The motor will be reversing direction. What will happen when the polarity changes?
From:
Aaron
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Date:
01/08/2021
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I will be sensing motor current, 0-100mA DC. The motor will be reversing direction. What will happen when the polarity changes?
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