Submittal Sheet

ManualsBrandsHoneywell ManualsCurrent SensorsAdjustable Split Core, N/O, Current Switch, 1.5-220A

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SPECIFICATION DATA

31-00145-02

Current Switches

Split and Solid Core

CS-O-F, CS-C-F, CP-O-F, CP-C-F, CP-O-FL,

CS-O-A, CP-O-A, CP-C-A, CP-O-AL

OVERVIEW

The Current Switches are designed for use in any AC

current monitoring application in which you are looking to

monitor a particular piece of equipment for equipment

failure, preventative maintenance, status, and electrical

load status.

The current switches should be installed on the line side of

the power to the electrical equipment.

The current switches are available in both solid and split-

core versions which also includes a 35 mm Din Rail

mounting foot for easy installation in panel mount

applications.

The solid-core versions are a great choice for new

installations or OEM applications in which cost sensitivity,

lower trip points and environmental issues may be of

concern.

The split-core version of the current switches work great in

retrofit applications and for use in service vehicles since

one part will work in most applications and can be

installed without disconnecting any wires.

The switches can be used to determine the run time of

your equipment as well as basic load trending

applications where you want to know how long your piece

of equipment runs when logging the contact closures on

your building management system or PLC.

Applications

• Overload Conditions

• Underload Conditions

• Normal Operating Conditions

•Broken Belts

• Belt Slippage

•Locked Rotors

•Equipment Failure

•Fans

•Pumps

•Compressors

•Motors

• Ovens

• Industrial Equipment

• Lighting Status and Usage

• Electrical Load Status

• Local Alarms (Strobes and Audible Alarms)

• Preventative Maintenance Scheduling

The Current Switches are covered by a Five (5) Year

Limited Warranty.

SPECIFICATIONS

Monitored Current Type: AC Current

Maximum AC Voltage: 600 VAC

Operating Frequency Range: 40 to 1 KHz

Core Style: Solid-Core and Split-Core Versions available

(See Ordering Grid)

Sensor Power: Induced from the Monitored Conductor

Amperage Range: See Ordering Grid

Isolation Voltage: 2200 VAC

Trip Point Style: See Ordering Grid

Trip Point: See Ordering Grid

Hysteresis:

10% of trip point, typical (for adjustable switches).

Contact Type: Normally-Open “N/O” or Normally-Closed

“N/C” (See ordering Grid)

Summary of content (4 pages)

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Current Switches Split and Solid Core CS-O-F, CS-C-F, CP-O-F, CP-C-F, CP-O-FL, CS-O-A, CP-O-A, CP-C-A, CP-O-AL SPECIFICATION DATA Applications OVERVIEW The Current Switches are designed for use in any AC current monitoring application in which you are looking to monitor a particular piece of equipment for equipment failure, preventative maintenance, status, and electrical load status.
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CURRENT SWITCHES SPLIT AND SOLID CORE “Status” Contact Rating: 0.2 A @ 200 VAC/VDC “Status” Contact “On” Resistance: < 10 Ohms (tripped) “Status” Contact “Off” Resistance: > 1 Meg Ohms (open) Response Time: See Tables 2 and 3. Wiring Connections: 2 Position, Screw Terminal Block (Not Polarity Sensitive) Wire Size: 16 to 22 AWG (1.31 to 0.33 mm2) Copper wire only Terminal Block Torque Rating: 4.43 to 5.31 in-lbs. (0.5 to 0.
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CURRENT SWITCHES SPLIT AND SOLID CORE Table 1. Standard Ordering. Model # Trip Point Type Normally (Open/Closed) Core (Solid/Split) Open Solid CS-O-A CP-O-A CP-O-AL Adjustable Amp Range Trip Point Contact Rating 0.5 to 220 A Open Split 1.5 to 220 A Open Split 0.6 to 180 A CP-C-A Closed Split CS-O-F Open Solid Closed Solid 0.25 A or less Open Split 1.5 A or less Open Split 0.5 A or less Closed Split 1.5 A or less CS-C-F CP-O-F Fixed CP-O-FL CP-C-F 1.
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