Carlo Gavazzi A82-10100 is a loop-powered AC current transducer measuring currents up to 100 A AC and providing a 0–20 mA DC analogue output for industrial automation, machinery and electrical monitoring applications.
£183.82
The Carlo Gavazzi A82-10100 is a compact and reliable AC current transducer designed for measuring electrical currents up to 100 A AC in industrial automation, machinery and energy monitoring applications. As part of the Carlo Gavazzi A82 Series, it converts the measured AC current into a standard 0–20 mA DC analogue output for straightforward integration with PLCs, controllers, meters and monitoring systems.
The A82-10100 uses a solid-core, non-invasive current sensing design, allowing the monitored conductor to pass through its 27 mm aperture. This provides electrical isolation between the primary conductor and measurement circuitry while avoiding the need to place the transducer directly in series with the monitored load.
Designed for currents up to 100 A AC, the A82-10100 is powered from its output loop and operates from a 10–40 V DC loop supply. Its 0–20 mA DC output, compact 95 × 67.5 × 20 mm housing and direct mounting arrangement make it well suited to industrial control cabinets, motors, pumps, machinery and electrical load monitoring applications.
Current transducers such as the Carlo Gavazzi A82-10100 convert the current flowing through an electrical conductor into a standard analogue signal that can be processed by industrial control and monitoring equipment. The 0–20 mA DC output makes the measured current straightforward to interface with compatible PLC analogue inputs, process controllers, monitoring equipment and data acquisition systems.
The A82-10100 uses a solid-core sensing arrangement with a 27 mm aperture, allowing the primary conductor to pass through the transducer without a direct electrical connection to the measurement circuitry. This combination of isolated current measurement, loop-powered operation and a standard analogue output makes it a practical choice for permanent current monitoring within industrial machinery and electrical systems.
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi |
|---|---|
| Series | A82 |
| Model | A82-10100 |
| Product type | AC current transducer |
| Measured current type | AC |
| Maximum input current | 100 A AC |
| Analogue output | 0–20 mA DC |
| Supply type | Loop powered |
| Loop supply voltage | 10–40 V DC |
| Frequency range | 40 Hz–1 kHz |
| Core type | Solid core |
| Conductor aperture diameter | 27 mm |
| Cable length | 2 m |
| Protection rating | IP40 |
| Adjustable settings | No |
| Mounting type | Wall / direct mounting |
| Rail mounting | No |
| Dimensions (L × H × W) | 95 × 67.5 × 20 mm |
| Operating temperature | -20 to +50 °C |
| Approval | UL |
The Carlo Gavazzi A82-10100 is an AC current transducer designed to measure electrical current up to 100 A AC and convert it into a standard analogue signal for industrial monitoring and automation equipment.
The A82-10100 is designed to measure AC current up to a maximum of 100 A AC.
The transducer provides a standard 0–20 mA DC analogue output, allowing the measured current to be monitored by compatible PLCs, controllers and measurement equipment.
The A82-10100 is loop powered and operates with a loop supply voltage of approximately 10–40 V DC.
The solid-core transducer has a 27 mm diameter aperture through which the monitored electrical conductor is routed.
No. The A82-10100 is designed for wall or direct mounting and does not support direct DIN rail mounting.
Carlo Gavazzi A82 Series current transducers provide dependable AC current measurement for industrial automation, machinery and energy monitoring systems, combining isolated solid-core sensing with standard analogue outputs for straightforward integration into modern control equipment.
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