Single-phase CT Clamp sensor for EV7 charging station | Current consumption monitoring

This high-quality sensor, made in Bulgaria, is designed for precise

management of the instantaneous electrical consumption in your installation. Installed in the main distribution board, immediately after the electricity meter, it provides continuous monitoring of electrical loads and optimizes the operation of the charging station

Main features and benefits:

Network overload protection: The CT Clamp sensor monitors the total consumption of all connected electrical appliances and automatically reduces the charging power of the charging station when the main fuse limit is reached. This prevents network overload and ensures uninterrupted operation of all appliances.

Reduced costs: You avoid additional fees for increasing the lot and paying higher rates.

Energy efficiency and convenience:

- With dynamic power management , you won't have to increase the power of your electric batch . The charging station adjusts the charging of the electric vehicle according to the available power in real time, so that the main fuse is not tripped. This allows you to use other powerful electrical appliances at the same time without the risk of interruption.

Easy installation and integration:

The CT Clamp sensor is easy to install – it is placed on the phase conductor in the panel, without the need to disconnect the cables. The sensor is attached like a clamp, which makes the installation process quick and secure.

Flexibility in connection:

For connection between the sensor and the charging station, you can use a four-wire cable or FTP cable, which allows integration with additional features such as "Dynamic Power Distribution" (DLM) or internet connection via Ethernet.

Applications:

Suitable for households, commercial premises and any electrical installation where ELNexus charging stations are used and intelligent management of electrical power is required. This sensor is an ideal solution for optimizing energy consumption while giving you confidence in the stability of the electrical system.

For more information on installing and setting up the CT Clamp sensor, check out our **User Guide** in the Resources section.