Industrial Grade Wireless AC Current Sensor – Amp Clamp

$695.00

This Leap Sensor comes with a fast-to-install split-core AC amp clamp to sense the AC electrical current going to equipment.

Amp clamps are a powerful industrial tool to monitor power usage and to monitor equipment for conditions that predict impending failures.  A change in AC current to industrial equipment can be an early indication to plan downtime to prevent failures during production.

A wide range of amp clamps can be integrated with the Leap system.  Contact us with your specific needs.

 

 

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Wireless AC Current Sensor – Amp Clamp Specifications

Leap Sensors are specially designed to be customized.  If this isn’t exactly what you need, please contact us.

Amp clamps are a powerful industrial tool to monitor power usage and to monitor equipment for conditions that predict impending failures.  A change in AC current to industrial equipment can be an early warning check the equipment and plan downtime to prevent failures during production.

  • Monitors 1 wire (one phase) of the electrical current going to a wire.
  • Typically supplied with an AcuAmp ACTXXXX-10. See datasheet.
  • Can integrate with any 4-20 mA, 0-5V, or 0-10V output amp clamp.
  • Split core for easy installation. Clamp opens, then snaps shut around the wire.
  • Configurable up to maximum current readings from 2 to 2000 amps.
  • End user is responsible for proper installation.
  • Amp clamp rated from -20C to 50C.

The wireless AC current sensor (amp clamp) is ideal for:

  • Critical motor monitoring
  • HVAC wireless sensor motor monitoring
  • Blower wireless sensor motor monitoring
  • Conveyor wireless sensor motor monitoring
  • Grinder wireless sensor motor monitoring
  • Motor predictive maintenance wireless sensor

Patents pending.

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