The DHR-C10 is a transducer for the electronic measurement of DC & distorted AC waveforms current, with galvanic isolation between the primary (High power) and the secondary circuit. The current transducer has a linear output of 0-10 V, a maximum peak current of 1800 A.t and is suitable for measuring large currents.
The DHR‑C10 is an AC/DC current transducer designed for electronic measurement of DC and distorted AC waveforms with galvanic isolation between primary and secondary circuits. It delivers a true RMS 0‑10 V output and supports primary currents from 100 A up to 1000 A depending on the version.
The document lists electrical data, accuracy, isolation characteristics, mechanical dimensions and safety notes. It includes mounting details (panel‑mounting holes, primary aperture 32 mm), supply voltage requirements (+20 V to +50 VDC), and protection rating (IP20). Installation must be performed with power disconnected and by qualified personnel.
| Output Voltage Range | 0‑10 V |
|---|---|
| Supply Voltage | +20 V to +50 VDC |
| Isolation Voltage (Rated) | 1000 V |
| Accuracy @ 25 °C | < 0.4 % of reading |
| Linearity | < 1.0 % of reading |
| Thermal Drift (Voltage) | < 0.41 % of reading |
| Response Time (90 % of final value) | < 150 ms |
| Mass | 260 g |
| Protection Type | IP20 |
The transducer provides a 0‑10 V true RMS output.
It operates from a supply voltage of +20 V to +50 VDC.
The device is rated for 1000 V isolation.
The primary aperture is 32.0 mm, with four mounting holes 4.6 mm in diameter spaced 70.0 mm apart.