Description
The VT407 / AC current transceiver transmits measured current data from the HAT-100Q1 AC transducer to the Vutlan monitoring device.
This plug-and-play transceiver easily connects to any analog port of Vutlan monitoring devices. The HAT-100Q1 is a simple open-loop DC ammeter capable of measuring AC currents in the range of 0-100A.
The maximum amount of sensors can be extended using the VT408 / Sensor extension unit.
Required Components
HAT-100Q1 AC current transducer
Open-loop AC current transducer HAT-100Q1 can measure AC currents in the range of 0-100A. Data can be transferred to the monitoring system using AC converter VT407.
Use cases
- Real-time air conditioner monitoring: ensure uninterrupted operation of servers and cooling systems.
- Power Monitoring: Monitoring the current flowing through telecommunications equipment.
Specifications
Type of sensor:
Converter/adapter for AC current transducer
Analog sensor
Used for:
Captures the data from AC current transducer and transfers the data to the Vutlan monitoring unit as an analog signal.
Output:
RJ-11 / RJ-12 6P4C, connected to Analog port
Inputs:
4P terminal, pitch 5.08mm:
GND, 0…+5V, -12V, +12V
Maximum distance:
50 meters from the monitoring unit or VT408 analog sensor extension
Operating temperature:
Min. -10° C - Max. 80° C
Operating humidity:
Min. 5% - Max. 95% (Non-Condensing)
Power input:
12V DC, 1A
Power consumption:
100 mW
Dimensions:
Size 68 × 47 x 26 mm
Mounting:
Desktop, Wall mount
Origin of goods:
Made in EU
HS Code:
9030 33 100
GTIN:
8588009886556
Sensor features
Vutlan sensors are designed to deliver reliable, real-time environmental monitoring with flexible configuration and clear data visualization. Each sensor integrates seamlessly into your system, providing precise measurements and actionable insights.
- Logic schemes
- Create automated actions based on defined conditions
- Dashboard overview
- Thresholds
- Graphs and Logging




Add more analog sensors
using VT408 extension unit.
Each VT408 extension unit connected to the Vutlan monitoring device via the CAN bus adds the ability to connect 8 analog sensors to the system.
Sensors connected to the unit are automatically displayed in the system.















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