MACROMATIC Current Sensor Relays

Ideal for applications requiring over- or under-current protection of sensitive equipment, such as monitoring status of lamp loads or heaters and detecting conveyor jam-up conditions. Feature encapsulated construction ensuring protection against harsh environments

Dayton current sensing relays protect sensitive equipment from under or over current conditions. They also detect machine tool wear, conveyor jam-up situations, locked rotors, no load conditions, monitoring status of heaters, lamp loads or current loss; and show them through LED status indicators. These relays feature a monitored current range of 5 to 50A and an integrated switch to select overcurrent or undercurrent operations. Choose from a broad range of these relays, available in input voltages of 24, 120 and 240VAC.

Dayton current sensor relays are designed to regulate current to protect sensitive equipment from being damaged due to over or undercurrent. They feature sensors for monitoring jam-up conditions, machine tool wear, no-load conditions, locked rotors, current loss and heater or lamp load. These relays havee a switch to select either overcurrent or undercurrent operation and an LED to indicate the status. Choose from a wide range of these current sensing relays, available in 24, 120 and 230VAC voltage ratings on Raptor Supplies.

Functional Devices, Inc. RIBXG Series current sensor relays are ideal for effective monitoring & control of electrical currents in various applications. Their advanced designs enable accurate detection of current levels, making them suitable for industrial processes, HVAC systems and power management. These relays ensure optimal performance by triggering actions like circuit switching or alarms based on predefined current thresholds. These devices enhance safety, prevent equipment damage and aid energy efficiency. They incorporate an SPST sensor contact to enable precise and responsive switching based on sensor input. These relays have operational temperatures ranging from -30 to 140 degrees F.