vGauge Remote Sensor Units
support inductive and shunt type amperage sensors
Inductive Hall Effect sensors are easy to use since
the wire is passed though the sensor and does not need to be cut. Hall effect
Sensors do require a voltage source (5V) which can be supplied by the vGauge
Remote sensor unit to power the sensor. They generate a voltage proportional to
the sensed current. Positive and negative current can be measured by offset the
voltage to midrange (2.5V)
Hall Effect current sensors can only be used on
vGauge Inputs set up for voltage measurements
Shunt type current measurement is supported by use
of specialized amplifier used with the shunt. Shunts output a very small
voltage (500 mV Max) in proportion to the current through the shunt and need to
be amplified before routing over long cable lengths. This make shunt measurement
less practical then Hall Effect.
Some common senders available are listed with
associated calibration tables.
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AMPLOC25 - +/- 25 AMP Hall
Effect Current sensor |
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AMPLOC50 - +/- 50 AMP Hall
Effect Current sensor |
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AMPLOC100 - +/- 100 AMP Hall
Effect Current sensor |
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AMPLOC200 - +/- 200 AMP Hall
Effect Current sensor |
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AMPLOC300 - +/- 300 AMP Hall
Effect Current sensor |
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