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Honeywell Current Sensors - Line Guide Product Documentation

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Explore Honeywell S&C's comprehensive line of current sensors designed for precise AC/DC monitoring across diverse industrial needs. This guide details various advanced technologies—including Hall-effect and magnetoresistive sensing—offering open-loop, closed-loop, and digital outputs. Ideal for engineers designing systems requiring high accuracy, low dissipation, and maximum electrical isolation (e.g., VFDs, UPS, robotics). Trust our catalog for reliable solutions to power overcurrent protection and advanced control applications.

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Current Sensors Line Guide

As well as the advantages you’d expect from an experienced

Past, future, and current excellence. Honeywell Sensing

provider offering decades of engineering expertise: thru-hole

and Control (S&C) offers a wide variety of current sensors to

design, fast response times, output voltage isolation from input,

monitor alternating (ac) or direct (dc) current. From digital output

minimum energy dissipation, and enhanced reliability with

detectors sensing a few hundred milliamps to linear sensors

adjustable performance and built-in temperature compensation.

monitoring over one thousand amps, our comprehensive line provides superior, often accurate performance at a reduced cost.

FEATURES

DIGITAL/INDUCTIVE CURRENT CLOSED LOOP CURRENT OPEN LOOP CURRENT SENSORS SENSORS SENSORS CSCA-A Series. CSDA Series. CSNB, CSNA, CSNC, CSNE, CSNF, Features: ac, dc, and impulse currents Features: Open collector output • Digital CSNG, CSNJ, CSNK, CSNL, CSNM, • Competitive cost/performance ratio output • ac or dc currents • Thru-hole CSNP, CSNR, CSNS, CSNT, and • Low power consumption • Compact size design • Output voltage isolation from CSNX Series. • High level of electrical isolation between input • Minimum energy dissipation Features: Current sensing up to 1275 A primary and secondary circuits • Large • Maximum current limited only by • ac, dc, and impulse currents • In-line primary aperture • Ro HS compliant • CE, conductor size • Enhanced accuracy, low- or thru-hole design • Competitive cost/ UL approvals

cost sensing • Ro HS compliant performance ratio • Rapid response

Benefits: Based on the principles of the

• Reduced overshoot • High overload

Benefits: Single digital (TTL logic level, Hall-effect wherein a Hall-effect device

capability • High level of electrical

open collector) output that will sink 20 (HED) produces an output voltage

isolation between primary and secondary

m A of output current. Provides logic linearly related to the amplitude and

circuits • Industrial operating temperature

level output that changes from Vcc to phase of a magnetic field applied to it.

range • Small size and weight • Ro HS

0.4 V when sensed current exceeds the HED output is directly proportional to

compliant • CE, UL approvals

operate point. Will not be damaged by the amplitude and phase of the primary overcurrent in the sensed conductor. Benefits: Based on the principles of the current. Potential applications include Potential applications include variable magnetoresistive or Hall effects, and variable speed drives, overcurrent speed drives, overcurrent protection, the null balance or zero magnetic flux protection, ground fault detectors, current ground fault detectors, current feedback method (feedback system). Magnetic feedback control systems, robotics, control systems, robotics, UPS and flux in the sensor core is constantly UPS and telecommunication power telecommunication power supplies, controlled at zero. Potential applications supplies, welding power supplies, battery welding power supplies, battery include variable speed drives, overcurrent management systems, and wattmeters.

management systems, and wattmeters. protection, ground fault detectors, current feedback control systems, robotics, UPS and telecommunication power supplies, welding power supplies, battery management systems, and wattmeters.

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Page Summary Contents For Honeywell Current Sensors - Line Guide Product Documentation

Page 1 Current Sensors Line Guide As well as the advantages you’d expect from an experienced Past, future, and current excellence. Honeywell Sensing provider offering decades of engineering expertise: thru-h...
Page 2 Current Sensors Line Guide Digital/Inductive Common sense. Global Current Sensors leadership. CSDA Series Honeywell S&C offers linear (analog) open loop, digital, or Operate current 0.5 A.t. nom.,...
Page 3 Closed Loop Current Sensors CSNB Series CSNC Series CSNE Series Sensed current range ±100 A ±90 A ±36 A, ±90 A Sensed current type ac, dc ac, dc ac, dc, impulse Output current current current Coil tur...
Page 4 Current Sensors Line Guide Closed Loop Current Sensors CSNL Series CSNM Series CSNP Series Sensed current range ±600 A ±1000 A ±90 A Sensed current type ac, dc ac, dc ac, dc Output current current cur...
Page 5 Open Loop Current Sensors CSCA-A Series CSLA Series CSLH Series Sensed current range ±57 A to ±950 A ±9 A, ±45 A Sensed current type ac, dc, impulse ac, dc ac, dc Output voltage voltage sink/source Re...
Page 6 CSLA Series. detectors, robotics, industrial process defective. The foregoing is buyer’s sole Features: Linear output • ac or dc control, UPS and telecommunication remedy and is in lieu of all warrant...

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of currents can these sensors detect?

They can handle AC, DC, and impulse currents depending on the specific series selected.

What is the required operating temperature range?

The sensor assembly operates within a temperature range of -25°C to 85°C.

Are there necessary electrical safety precautions?

Users are warned that failure to comply with instructions could result in death or serious injury.

What technical output isolation feature is available?

The CSNX Series offers output voltage isolation from the primary and secondary circuits for enhanced safety.