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  • DC Current Sensors

    Nov 25, 2019
    Ohio Semitronics has a wide selection of DC Current Sensors with ranges available from 100mA through 40,000A. Each model has multiple analog output options for connection to PLC's and other controllers, as well as clamp-on options, and various window sizes. READ MORE

  • Monitoring GIC (Geomagnetically Induced Currents), Hall Effect Sensor

    Nov 12, 2019
    The GIC Hall Effect Transducer operates over a wide dynamic range and maintains low-level accuracy even after a large over-range. The GIC's inherently low residual effect eliminates the need to degauss in all but extreme circumstances. The split-core enclosure, with captive hardware and outdoor rating, makes installation easy and does not require circuit interruption. READ MORE

  • Monitoring DC Current on a Ski Lift with Hall Effect Current Measurement

    Sep 11, 2019
    This ski resorts’ lift utilizes the Ohio Semitronics' CTL-60TS/600 Hall Effect Current Transducer and CTA201 Signal Conditioner for monitoring DC current. The CTA Signal Conditioner provides the excitation current (instrument power) that the CTL Hall Effect sensor requires. READ MORE

  • Military Grade DC Current Monitoring

    Aug 23, 2019
    OSI delivers ruggedized AC and DC current transducers to meet the MIL-SPEC requirements of multiple motorized military vehicle environments. As a result, OSI transducers are available in multiple packages, ranges, and formats. READ MORE

  • CTU-XXXXZ Ruggedized DC Current Sensing

    Jul 29, 2019
    With a wide range temperature rating, -40°C to 85°C, the CTU-XXXXZ sensor series can be installed anywhere DC current indication is needed (not just electrical vehicle test applications) such as Solar PVs, Inverters, Rectifiers or anywhere that DC current is present. READ MORE

  • Ex Electrical Sensors for Hazardous Locations: ISC Series

    Jul 29, 2019
    The ISC current transducer provides a Hall-Effect sensor with an integrated signal conditioner. Units meet the requirements of UL/CUL, ATEX and IEC Ex Intrinsically Safe regulations. These standards are specifically related to the requirements for hazardous location installations in North America, the European Union (EU) and throughout the world. READ MORE