B2A AC AC Current meter 5-50A

€68.80 Tax included

Description

The B2A AC is a simple open-loop AC ammeter capable of measuring currents from 0A to 5, 10, 20, 30, 50A. It connects to the monitoring system via the VT405 transceiver. For example B2A AC 10A is used for measuring AC current 0-10A. The VT405 converter transmits measured current data to the Vutlan monitoring device. This plug-and-play transceiver easily connects to any analog port of Vutlan monitoring devices.

Use cases

The low-cost, accurate VT490 sensor provides real-time monitoring and control of environmental factors.

  • Electrical Panel Current Monitoring: Measures load current from Hall effect transducers installed on feeders and circuits, enabling remote supervision of power consumption and overload detection
  • Industrial Equipment Monitoring: Supervises motors, pumps, compressors, and production machinery to detect operational changes and unexpected load variations.
  • Overload Detection: Generates alarms when current exceeds predefined thresholds, helping prevent equipment damage and power interruptions.

Required Components

VT405 Current Tranceiver

The VT405 current transceiver bridges the measured data from the k6A AC transducer to the Vutlan monitoring system.

VT405 Product page
Dimensions:
Size 60 × 43 × 23 mm, internal diameter 12mm
Mounting:
Wall mount, hanging
Manufactured in:
China
HS Code:
9030 33 100
GTIN:
8588009886549
Warranty:
90 days

Sensor type:
AC Current transducer
Used for:
Measures AC current in the range of 5-50 A and converts data to the range of 0-5 V.
Measured current:
5-50A
Apperture diameter:
12.8 mm
Outputs:
3 pin terminal, pitch 3.81mm,
+: +12V DC
G: ground
M: 0-5V

Maximum distance
50 meters from the monitoring unit or VT408 extension unit
Operating temperature:
Min. -10° C - Max.80° C
Operating humidity:
Min. 5% - Max. 95% (Non-Condensing)
Dimensions:
Size 60 × 43 × 23 mm, internal diameter 12mm
HS Code:
9030 33 100

Use cases

  • Real-time AC monitoring: Monitor current to prevent overload or failure of electrical equipment.
  • Power Monitoring: Monitors the current flowing through telecommunications equipment to ensure stable and reliable power supply.