Hangzhi CIT High Precision Split Core current transducer
The CIT series high precision split core current transducer is developed by Hangzhi based on the fluxgate technology and can realize the isolated measurement of DC current and AC current.
Measuring range: from ±100A to ±1500A.
Accuracy: 0.05%.
Linearity: 0.02%.
Hole diameter: 40mm.
Zero offset current/I: ±30uA.
Operating temperature: -30°C~75°C.
Bandwidth (3dB): 350kHz.
Response time: 2us.
The non-intrusive installation of a CIT split-core fluxgate current transducer is one of its key advantages. There is no need to disrupt the circuit by simply clamping the device around the conductor, making it a feasible alternative for monitoring existing systems without generating downtime.
These transducers are used in a variety of applications, including power distribution, energy management, industrial automation, and others. They are critical in allowing for efficient energy use, monitoring electrical systems, and guaranteeing safe and reliable operation.
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