CR4110-50

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CR4110-50 current transducers are designed to measure and monitor a wide range of electrical parameters. This type of current transducer utilizes a non-contact, hall effect-based sensing circuit to measure the magnitude and direction of current flow. The transducer consists of an integrated circuit (IC) and magnetically active sensing elements.

The CR4110-50 current transducer works by detecting the magnetic field generated by the current to be monitored. The sensing element inside the device is a small magnet which moves when when the current flows through the electricity it encounters. This movement is then detected by the IC in the transducer and the current magnitude and direction is measured and recorded.

The CR4110-50 can be used to measure and monitor AC, DC, and pulse currents in applications like home electrical systems, motor control systems, power supplies, and metering systems. In addition to measuring current, this transducer can also be used to measure voltage. It can be installed in virtually any environment due to its robust construction and insulation.

The CR4110-50 current transducer features an accuracy of 0.5%, a measuring range of 0-50A, a response time of 0.2 µs, and an operating temperature range of -40 to +85 ºC. It also has short-circuit protection and overload protection functions. The transducer has a switch output which automatically changes state when the measured current exceeds a certain level. This switch can be used to enable a circuit breaker or to start a motor.

The CR4110-50 current transducer is a highly reliable and accurate device for measuring electrical signals. It is ideal for applications where precision measurements are required. The transducer is easy to install and has low power consumption, making it an economical and efficient choice for monitoring current in a variety of systems.

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