AC Current Sensor = AC Current Transducer = AC Current Transducer

yek498

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An American customer sent me a product request, requiring an on or off signal to be input to the PLC. Here comes the question. Please
look at the product picture. I have a basic understanding of electronic products but I am not a professional electronic technician. Please help me find out what the specific parameters mean:

This is how I understand the meaning of the following parameters. Please see if it is correct.
Output: 24-240V AC means that the voltage of the output terminal is 24-240V.
Trip Current: refers to the threshold value of the normally open or normally closed signal to start output. It is 2A.
Rating: 1A means that the rated value (Steady) of the output terminal is 1A. The output terminal can be connected to various instruments, instruments, PLCs, etc.
Inrush: 10A means that at the moment when the power is turned on, the maximum current that the output terminal can withstand is 10A.

We are the manufacturer of the following current sensing switches
Thank you very much

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The original poster is from a manufacturer. Are the foreign AC transformers marked the same as yours?

Should we in our country mark the capacity, VA,
standard current ratio, and
rated primary and secondary current ?

yek498

Yes,
the capacity should be marked.
This is one of the key parameters of the product.

Many customers have requirements for this capacity.