Product Description
This 160mm inner diameter power harvesting current transformer is designed for energy harvesting applications on underground power cables. It captures energy from the magnetic field generated by an energized AC conductor and can be used with a compatible AC/DC power conversion module to supply power to cable monitoring equipment.
Products can be customised
The harvesting energy current transformers can be installed outdoors directly exposed, measuring the current and converting the conductor current into electrical energy through electromagnetic induction, providing energy for other components.
Product Overview
The 26mm Split-Core Power Harvesting Current Transformer is designed for applications requiring energy harvesting from overhead power lines. Its split-core structure allows the transformer to be installed around an existing conductor without disconnecting the primary cable, subject to the installation requirements of the specific model.
This power harvesting current transformer can be integrated into suitable power line monitoring systems to provide harvested electrical energy for compatible electronic devices. Actual output performance depends on the primary conductor current, operating conditions, transformer design, and connected load.
Products can be customised
Utilizing the principle of electromagnetic induction, the magnetic field generated by the wire current induces electrical energy through the magnetic ring coil, the magnetic ring coil adopts the open and close structure, which is directly stuck on the cable conductor, and the output of the coil outputs a regulated DC power supply through AC/DC conversion.
Products can be customised
The self-powered current transformers can be installed outdoors directly exposed, measuring the current and converting the conductor current into electrical energy through electromagnetic induction, providing energy for other components.
Products can be customised
The harvesting energy current transformer can be directly mounted in the outdoor exposed, widely used in current measurement, and can generate electrical energy through the wire current induction.