Hioki CT9556 Sensor Unit

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  • Sensor Unit
  • Power Supply for Current sensors: 1ch
  • With waveform / RMS output
  • For the CT6841-05, etc.
  • ME15W connector

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Hioki CT9556 Sensor Unit

Hioki pass-through current sensors and clamp on current probes are best-in-class current sensing devices for use with power meters, Memory HiCorders and high performance oscilloscopes. The Hioki CT9556 is 1-channel sensor unit and power adapter for any of the CT686x series, 9709 and CT684x series current sensors and probes that provides waveform and RMS output. 
 

Key Features

  • Power supply for high-precision current sensors with waveform output / RMS output functionality

 

Basic specifications

Accuracy guaranteed: 1 year

Connectable current sensorsCurrent sensors with a Hioki ME15W (male) output connector (CT686x-05, 9709-05, CT684x-05, etc.) *The separately available Conversion Cable CT9900 is required in order to use a current sensor equipped with a PL23 (10-pin) terminal
Output TerminalBNC Terminal
Output voltageWaveform output: 2 V f.s. RMS output: 2 V DC f.s.
Output resistance50 Ω
Operating temperature range-10°C to 50°C (14°F to 122°F)
Power supplyAC Adapter Z1008 (100 to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, maximum rated power when used with sensors: 45 VA) External power supply (10 to 30 V DC; maximum rated power: 15 VA)
Dimensions and mass33 mm (1.30 in)W × 67 mm (2.64 in)H × 132 mm (5.20 in)D (excluding protruding parts), 200 g (7.1 oz)
Included accessoriesAC Adapter Z1008 ×1, Power cord ×1, Instruction manual ×1


Using with a data logger to perform high-precision current measurement

In this setup, waveform output is monitored on the DC current side, and RMS output is monitored on the AC current side of the circuit. Even a logger that lacks RMS conversion functionality can be used to measure AC current. A wireless logger can also be used. If a high-precision voltmeter is used, both the AC and DC currents can be measured with a high degree of precision. 

Hioki CT9556 

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