The YAV V2104 Hall current sensor user manual provides an overview, specifications, installation, wiring, safety, and troubleshooting information.
The YAV V2104 Hall current sensor is a compact, high‑precision current transducer that converts measured DC or AC current into proportional voltage or current signals for monitoring and control.
This user manual covers quick start, product overview, technical specifications, installation and fixing, performance testing, safety guidelines, troubleshooting and contact information. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Environment temperature | -25℃～+80℃ |
|---|---|
| Storage temperature | -40℃～+115℃ |
| Relative humidity | ≤90% |
| Rated current range | AC/DC ±10A ±100A ±100A selectable |
| Output options | 0‑5V / 10V / 20 mA selectable |
| Power supply | ±12 V / ±24 V +5 % tolerance |
| Insulation voltage | 5 kV, 50 Hz, 1 min |
| Response time | ≤5 µs (10‑90 %) at 50 A/µs |
The sensor operates from a ±12 V or ±24 V supply with a tolerance of +5 %.
Install the sensor in a clean environment without conductive dust, use the smallest possible aperture for the current‑carrying conductor, avoid touching exposed conductive parts, and provide shielding if strong magnetic fields are present.
Overload currents greater than twice the rated value must not exceed 1 minute.
The sensor can operate from –25 °C to +80 °C.