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SCT013000 100A/50mA Non-invasive Current Transformer, SCT-013-000 Split Core AC Current Sensor

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  • This SCT-013-000 ac current sensor used for measuring alternating current, particularly used for whole building consumption or generation. This split core current transformer is particularly suitable for DIY use and perfectly support Arduino Raspberry PI.
  • SCT013000 non-invasive current transformer, portable, and easy to install. It can be easily installed without opening any wires, cables or bus bars.
  • The inner diameter is large and can accommodate large diameter cables.
  • Split type transformer SCT-013, rated input current of 100A, rated output current 50mA, lead-wire length of 1.0m, standard 3.5mm three core plug output, with two output forms of current and voltage (voltage output requires adding load resistance).
  • Core material: Ferrite; Mechanical strength: The number of opening and closing times shall not be less than 1000. Commonly used for current measurement, monitoring, and protection of AC motors, lighting equipment, air compressors, etc.


Parameter Information:
Product model: SCTO13-000 100A/50MA
Frequency: 50Hz-150KHz
Non-invasive Transformer: SCT-013
Rated Input Current: 100A
Rated Output Current: 50mA
Opening Size: 13mm x 13mm
Non Linearity: +/- 3 Percent
Lead-wire Length: 1.0m
Plug: Standard Diameter 3.5mm 3 Core Plug
Output Form: Current, Voltage
Iron Core Material: Ferrite
Mechanical Strength: Greater than 1000 times of opening and closing (tested at 20 degrees Celsius).
Dielectric Strength (between outer shell and output) 6000V AC/1min
Flame Retardant Properties: Compliant with UL94-VO
Working Temperature: -25 - +70 Degrees Celsius
Place of Application:
- Current and power measurement, detection, and protection of cables, AC motors, lighting equipment, air compressors, and other equipment.
Package Include:
1 x Current Transformer