Low heat generation even at high frequency! Compact design and sulfur resistance make it an ideal current sensor for medium-capacity general-purpose inverters.
The Tamura Manufacturing Company's current sensor "L32 Series" is an ideal current sensor for medium-capacity general-purpose inverters, featuring a ferrite core that reduces high-frequency heating. There are through-type and busbar-compatible types available. 【Main Features】 ■ Compact design, single power supply +5V, with input/output reference function ■ Ferrite core reduces high-frequency heating ■ Six models in one series support rated currents from 50 to 400A ■ Busbar-compatible models available (50A, 100A) ■ Wide measurement range (saturation current 150 to 600A) ■ PCB mountable ■ Through part dimensions: □15×8mm
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【General Characteristics / Certification and Compliance Standards】 ■ Magnetic proportional type, voltage output ■ Single power supply: +5V, rated output voltage: Vof +0.625V, offset voltage: +2.5V or Vref_in ■ Insulation withstand voltage: AC2.5kV, 50Hz, 1min ■ Insulation distance: 6.6mm ■ Sulfur-resistant model (using gold electrode resistance) ■ UL Component Recognition Service obtained ■ UL94-V0 certified materials used ■ European directive: CE marking
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