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4PCS SCT-013-030 30A Non-invasive Split Core Current Transformer Sensor SCT013 (30A 1V)
- Split-Core Current Transformer Size: 56*32*21mm, Weight: 72g, Leading Wire in Length: About 1m.
- The standard 3.5 three-core plug output, the current and voltage two kinds of output. Hanging installation, lead output.
- Input Current: 0~30A AC, Voltage: 1V. Model: SCT013.
- This split core current transformer is particularly suitable for DIY use and it compatible with arduino and raspberry pi.
- Applications for AC motors, lighting equipment, air compressors and other current ,monitoring and protection.
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Split-Core Current Transformer Size: 56*32*21mm, Weight: 72g, Leading Wire in Length: About 1m.
The standard 3.5 three-core plug output, the current and voltage two kinds of output. Hanging installation, lead output.
Input Current: 0~30A AC, Voltage: 1V. Model: SCT013.
This split core current transformer is particularly suitable for DIY use and it compatible with arduino and raspberry pi.
Applications for AC motors, lighting equipment, air compressors and other current ,monitoring and protection.
The standard 3.5 three-core plug output, the current and voltage two kinds of output. Hanging installation, lead output.
Input Current: 0~30A AC, Voltage: 1V. Model: SCT013.
This split core current transformer is particularly suitable for DIY use and it compatible with arduino and raspberry pi.
Applications for AC motors, lighting equipment, air compressors and other current ,monitoring and protection.
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