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AcuAMP by AutomationDirect specializes in high-performance single-phase AC current sensors, switches, and ground fault relays for industrial automation.

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AcuAMP is a specialized line of high-performance current sensors, transducers, and switches distributed by AutomationDirect. Designed for industrial automation and electrical monitoring, AcuAMP products include solid-core and split-core current transformers, as well as ground fault relays that offer outstanding features, flexibility, and durability.

Whether you are looking to monitor motor run status, pump dry run indications, or the general power consumption of conveyors and heaters, AcuAMP provides commercial-class instrumentation-grade solutions. Their product lineup, which features user-selectable input ranges and easy-to-install enclosures, is engineered to meet rigorous safety standards.

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ACUAMP ACS200 Series AC Current Switch User Guide

October 15, 2023
ACUAMP ACS200 Series AC Current Switch Product Information Power Supply Output Switch Rating: The switch rating determines the maximum current that can be handled by the power supply output. Off-State…

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  • What are AcuAMP current sensors used for?

    AcuAMP sensors are designed for monitoring motor run status, pump dry run indication, and general power monitoring of conveyors, heaters, and electrical systems in industrial environments.

  • Can I use insulated cables for the primary circuit on AcuAMP GFSL relays?

    Yes, insulated cables can be used for the primary circuit, which can improve the voltage rating of the measurement category depending on the cable manufacturer's characteristics.

  • What should I do if my AcuAMP ACS200 sensor is always tripped?

    Check if the range jumper is set too low for the monitored current, or if the setpoint is too low. Ensure proper polarity on DC outputs and verify that the switch output has not been overloaded.

  • How do I adjust the setpoint on an AcuAMP ACS200 switch?

    You can set the baseline range using the Range Jumper and then fine-tune the exact setpoint using the built-in 4- or 15-turn potentiometer.