Acrel Ace100 Wireless Temperature & Current Sensor 400A Input with Battery Supply for Electric Safety

• Customization: Available
• Installation Type: Duct Type
• Sensing Type: Resistive
• Contact: Contactless
• Output Signal Type: Analog Type
• Production Process: Integration
• Measuring Medium: Temperature
• IP Rating: IP20
• Certification: CE
• Customized: Customized
• Wireless Frequency: 470MHz/433MHz
• Communication Distance: 150m in Open Area
• Sampling Frequency: 10~30s
• Power Source: CT-Powered & Battery
• Installation: Open Snap Type
• Range of Temperature: -40~+85 Celsius
• Transport Package: Packing
• Specification: 67*69*57mm
• Trademark: Acrel
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 9028309000
• Production Capacity: 5000/Years
• Package Size: 20.00cm * 25.00cm * 20.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 2.000kg
• Lead Time: 10 days (1 - 50 Pieces) ; To be negotiated ( > 50 Pieces)

Product Description

Acrel ACE100 Wireless Temperature & Current Sensor 400A Input with Battery Supply
for Electric Safety

Product Description

   The ACE100 wireless temperature & current sensor is mainly used to detect the temperature and current of the transmission cable of the low-voltage switchgear. The sensor adopts the dual power supply mode of internal battery and electromagnetic energy extraction to quickly and accurately measure the temperature and current data of low-voltage cables, and upload them to the receiving device via wireless. The product is easy to install and comprehensively detect cable data, which can help users find hidden dangers in the line as early as possible, ensure power supply safety and realize intelligent distribution network.

Function & Optional Function

 

Sampling frequency	10~30S (CT powered)
	3 min (Battery)
Power source	CT powered & Battery
Installation	Open snap type
Range of current	1~400A
Range of temperature	-50ºC~125ºC
Precision	±1ºC
Application	Joints in high or low voltage switchgears

 

Dimension drawing

      The ACE100 wireless temperature & current sensor is installed in an open snap type. During installation, the sensor shall be tightly attached to the cable to be tested, and the CT snap shall be fully fastened. When the cable current is less than the starting current of the sensor, the sensor uses the internal battery to work. If the current is greater than the starting current of the sensor, the sensor will sense the power to save battery power.

Installation Instructions

 

                                    

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