
Non-Invasive Current Sensor SCT-013 – 30A Split Core AC Transformer
QAR 39.00/ unit
Arrives by 17 October · Standard · Delivery from QAR 50
Express: 15 October · Economy: 21 October
Description
The SCT-013 Non-Invasive Current Sensor is a split-core current transformer designed for measuring AC current up to 30A without direct electrical contact. It converts the measured current into a proportional voltage output (30A:1V), enabling safe monitoring of electrical loads. The ferrite-core design provides stable measurement performance with strong electrical insulation and 6000V dielectric strength. This sensor can be clipped directly around a live or neutral wire, eliminating the need to cut or modify the circuit. It is widely used in energy monitoring systems, smart power meters, and building electricity consumption measurement projects. Features • Split-core current transformer for non-invasive AC current measurement • Measures AC current up to 30A • Current-to-voltage output ratio 30A : 1V • Ferrite magnetic core for stable sensing performance • Clip-on design for quick installation without cutting wires • High dielectric strength up to 6000V AC insulation • UL94-V0 flame-retardant housing material • Wide operating temperature range −25°C to 70°C • Suitable for energy monitoring and smart metering systems • Long 105cm output cable for flexible installation • High mechanical durability with 1000+ opening cycles • Compatible with Arduino and energy monitoring platforms ESP8266 Mains Power Sensor 3D Model Tutorials • SCT-013 Current Measuring with ESP8266
Specifications
| Current Type | AC Current Transformer |
|---|---|
| Maximum Measured Current | 30A |
| Output Signal | 1V at 30A |
| Core Material | Ferrite |
| Sensor Type | Split Core Non-Invasive CT |
| Opening Size | 13mm × 13mm |
| Dielectric Strength | 6000V AC / 1 min |
| Flame Retardant Rating | UL94-V0 |
| Operating Temperature | −25°C to 70°C |
| Mechanical Life | ≥1000 opening cycles |
| Cable Length | 105cm |
| Application | Energy monitoring and power measurement systems |
- Category
- Sensors