Engineered for industrial precision, the EMERSON PR6423/10R-141 CON031 Current Sensor offers unparalleled accuracy in monitoring and controlling electrical currents in demanding environments.
Measuring Range:0 to 100A
Accuracy Rating:±0.1%
Operating Temperature Range:-40°C to +125°C
Current Sensitivity:0.05% of full scale per 10mA
Power Supply Voltage:10 to 30VDC
Response Time:≤ 2ms
Operating Frequency:Up to 10kHz
Connection Type:ISO-EN 60793-2-2
Environmental Protection:IP67
The EMERSON PR6423/10R-141 CON031 Current Sensor is designed with advanced precision technology to meet the stringent requirements of industrial automation and control systems. Its wide measuring range from 0 to 100A ensures accurate monitoring of electrical currents in various industrial processes.
Equipped with a ±0.1% accuracy rating, this sensor provides unparalleled reliability, making it ideal for applications where precision is paramount. It can operate within an extensive temperature range from -40°C to +125°C, ensuring durability in diverse environmental conditions.
The sensor’s current sensitivity of 0.05% of full scale per 10mA enables it to detect minute changes in electrical currents, crucial for maintaining system efficiency and safety. With a power supply voltage of 10 to 30VDC, it offers flexibility in integration with different power sources.
Featuring a response time of ≤ 2ms, the EMERSON PR6423/10R-141 ensures real-time monitoring capabilities, allowing immediate adjustments to maintain optimal system performance. Its operating frequency up to 10kHz supports high-speed data acquisition and processing.
For connectivity, the sensor utilizes ISO-EN 60793-2-2 standards, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of control systems and devices. Moreover, its IP67 environmental protection rating guarantees robustness against dust and water ingress, enhancing its longevity in industrial settings.
Engineered for industrial precision, the EMERSON PR6423/10R-141 CON031 Current Sensor offers unparalleled accuracy in monitoring and controlling electrical currents in demanding environments.