High Current Sensor Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-TWL-11829
Quick Answer: The High Current Sensor measures current over +/- 10 A with a Hall effect sensor that responds to the magnetic field the current produces. A replaceable 10 A fuse protects the sensor and the circuit.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Range +/- 10 A, typical resolution 4.9 mA.
Hall effect sensing of the current's magnetic field.
Metal shield over the Hall effect chip reduces the influence of external magnets.
Replaceable 10 A fuse.
Output 0–5 V, supply 5 VDC, maximum voltage input +/- 40 V.
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Range
+/- 10 A
Typical resolution
4.9 mA
Output voltage range
0–5 V
Supply voltage
5 VDC
Maximum voltage input
+/- 40 V
Fuse
Replaceable, 10 A
Calibration (amperes)
Slope 4.51 A/V, intercept -11.31 A
About This Product
The stated calibration, a slope of 4.51 A/V with an intercept of -11.31 A, converts the 0–5 V output into amperes. The shield over the chip reduces the effect of nearby magnets on the reading. The High Current Sensor can be dispatched from India to Guinea, Moldova, United Kingdom, Trinidad and Tobago and Chile.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the output converted to amperes?
The listed calibration uses a slope of 4.51 A/V and an intercept of -11.31 A applied to the 0–5 V output.
Is the fuse replaceable?
Yes. A replaceable 10 A fuse protects the sensor and the circuit.
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