Non-invasive wireless current sensing for retrofit load monitoring, with reviewed single-phase 100 A / 300 A and three-phase 300 A / 500 A / 1000 A configurations.
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Industrial Monitoring Hardware Catalog PDF · English · 379 KiB File revision: 2026-07-22 · 85c5f07896ab
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Choose single phase or three phase first, then select the documented 100 A, 300 A, 500 A or 1000 A configuration from the normal and peak current.
Confirm conductor diameter and panel clearance; the reviewed single-phase configuration documents a 16 mm aperture.
Select measured-circuit power or the documented USB Type-C option with the installation and isolation method.
Define the current-threshold and overcurrent alarms, accumulated amp-hour use and reporting interval required by the monitoring workflow.
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Confirm the regional radio plan, gateway, payload and destination platform; the reviewed source does not establish one universal wireless configuration.
Compatible with
Single-phase circuits using the reviewed 100 A or 300 A sensor configurations
Three-phase circuits using the reviewed 300 A, 500 A or 1000 A sensor configurations
Wireless monitoring projects with a regional gateway and payload path confirmed before quotation
Retrofit panels where a split-core sensor can be installed around the conductor without disconnecting the existing wiring
Typical package
Selected single-phase sensor or three-sensor CT assembly
Measured-circuit power arrangement or the documented USB Type-C option
Regional wireless gateway and network path selected for the project
Current-threshold, overcurrent and reporting configuration record
Installation and data-field handoff notes
Applications
Electrical ratings, current-sensor arrangement, gateway and panel wiring are confirmed before quotation.
This is a configurable wireless split-core current-sensor family, not one universal stock model. Select the phase count and current range first, then confirm the conductor aperture, power option, regional radio path, gateway and reported data before quotation.
Retrofit current monitoring without disconnecting existing conductors
Single- and three-phase load-current trending
Current-threshold and overcurrent event reporting
Accumulated amp-hour tracking for operating and energy-use analysis
Does the sensor measure electrical power directly?
The reviewed family measures current and accumulated amp-hours. Estimated power can be calculated in the connected system after voltage and power factor are supplied; it is not presented as a revenue-grade energy meter.
Can it be installed without disconnecting the existing conductor?
The split-core construction is intended for non-invasive retrofit installation without disconnecting the existing wiring. Electrical isolation, safe access and local installation rules still apply.
Which current ranges are documented?
The reviewed family documents 100 A and 300 A single-phase configurations, plus 300 A, 500 A and 1000 A three-phase configurations. Select from the actual conductor, normal current and peak current.
Which wireless protocol and gateway are included?
The source identifies a wireless current-sensor family, but the final regional radio plan, gateway, payload and destination platform must be confirmed for the project before quotation.
Does 3.3 kHz sampling mean 0.5% accuracy?
No. Sampling rate and measurement accuracy are different specifications. The reviewed source documents sampling up to 3.3 kHz but does not publish a percentage accuracy class, so accuracy must be confirmed for the selected configuration.
Can a split-core current sensor report machine run status without cutting the power cable?
That is a common retrofit path. The CT clamps around an existing conductor and a remote I/O, meter or LoRaWAN node forwards current or run presence. Conductor size, current range, phase count and whether you need kWh or only run/load must be confirmed before quotation.
Is industrial current monitoring over LoRaWAN enough for motor overload protection?
No. This family is for monitoring and alarms into the buyer’s platform. Machine protection, certified safety circuits and trip settings stay with the existing starter or drive. Sampling interval and alarm delay are set from the maintenance workflow, not from a protection-relay standard.
What should I provide when requesting a quote for the Wireless Split-Core CT Current Sensor Family?
Single-phase or three-phase circuit and nominal voltage; Normal current, peak current and selected 100 / 300 / 500 / 1000 A range; Conductor diameter, panel clearance and installation method; Measured-circuit power or USB Type-C option
Where can I compare available model options?
Open the Industrial Monitoring Hardware Catalog linked on this page. Use it to compare equipment options before requesting a configuration.
Will it work with my existing system?
Compatibility is reviewed against your field signals, protocols and upstream platform. Typical pairings include Single-phase circuits using the reviewed 100 A or 300 A sensor configurations, Three-phase circuits using the reviewed 300 A, 500 A or 1000 A sensor configurations, Wireless monitoring projects with a regional gateway and payload path confirmed before quotation.
Product-family reference. Final ordered model and specifications are confirmed in the written quotation.
