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Wide Range AC/DC Residual Current Sensor HYCA-10 with 300mA

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SKU: 433166211X
modelo: HYCA

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Wide Range AC/DC Residual Current Sensor HYCA-10 with 300mA

The HYCA-10 offers a wide differential current range of 0~300mA, providing flexibility for various residual current detection scenarios. With 0.2mA resolution and support for load currents up to 80A, it is well-suited for EV charging and renewable energy systems.

Key Selling Points

  • Wide differential current range (0~300mA) covers more fault conditions, enhancing safety.
  • 0.2mA measurement resolution delivers precise readings, reducing nuisance trips.
  • Supports high load currents up to 80A, accommodating high-power chargers.
  • Integrated self-monitoring and test functions ensure continuous reliability.
  • Compliant with IEC 62752, making it acceptable for European projects.

Technical Specifications

Frequency RangeDC up to 2 kHz
Load CurrentUp to 80 Arms (1-phase) / 3 x 32 Arms (3-phase)
Switching Output6 mA DC / 30 mA AC
Measurement Resolution0.2 mA
Differential Current Range0~300 mA
MaterialNylon plastic / copper

Models and Options

Available with pass-through opening or integrated primary conductors.

Materials and Structure

Sturdy nylon housing and copper conductors ensure long service life.

Applications

Used in EV charging, solar, wind, and energy storage systems (ESS).

Customization

Customizable ratios and OEM logo printing available.

FAQ

What is the differential current range?

It ranges from 0 to 300mA.

What is the maximum load current?

Up to 80A in single-phase, 3 x 32A in three-phase.

What is the resolution?

0.2mA.

Is it suitable for solar applications?

Yes, it is designed for renewable energy systems.

Does it have self-test?

Yes, integrated self-monitoring and test functions.

What standards does it meet?

IEC 62752 and IEC 62955.

Inquiry Information

For inquiries, email bethy@heyiele.com or call +86 13968747975. MOQ from 1 unit.

HYCA-10 Leakage Current Sensor front view