Danisense debuts smart Residual Current Monitor

The new SRCMH070IB+ model features an USB connection enabling residual currents to be analyzed in detail via a PC using Windows software. In addition to the oscilloscope function, an FFT analysis can also be performed.
 
The SRCMH070IB provides: scope for residual current; residual current FFT; TRMS in frequency ranges; remote setting of rated RC limit, frequency range and integration time; settings can be changed from PC; and TRMS log / Relay status log / Data export. Additionally, the auto setup will propose an appropriate frequency range and integration time
 
Suitable for monitoring the residual currents in production machinery or data centers without the need for fast system shutdown, the Type B/B+ SRCM device can measure DC and AC residual currents up to 2Arms at frequencies of up to 100kHz, suiting it to a wide range of industrial applications, non-linear loads and generation sources like renewable energies. Significantly, the product is complaint with the updated norm IEC62020-1. This means that it can used for remote monitoring without the need to perform periodic onsite checks of the insulation resistance.
 
Featuring a 70mm primary cable / busbar aperture and user-selectable settings for frequency range, integration time and rated residual operating current, the SRCMH070IB+ RCM also features an analogue 4-20mA output. This represents the real-time True RMS (TRMS) value of the measured residual current for interfacing to, for example, a PLC.
 
"We can currently see that residual current monitors are no longer just coupled to the conventional energy measuring devices. In the future, the monitoring will be taken over by the PLC. The system-related leakage currents can thus be linked to the respective status of the plant. In this way, real fault currents can be detected much more accurately and reliably," said Roland Buerger, business development engineer at Danisense.

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