PR55-26C

Current Sensors Overview

The PR55-26C is a three-channel AC current sensor manufactured by National Control Devices. It features a sensing capacity of 100A per channel and utilizes a wireless mesh networking architecture for long-range industrial IoT connectivity, supporting ranges up to two miles. The device is designed for monitoring alternating current in industrial applications and complies with RoHS standards.

Current Sensors Feature Summary

• Three independent channels for simultaneous AC current monitoring
• Long-range wireless mesh networking capability for industrial IoT deployment
• High-capacity sensing rated at 100A per channel

Current Sensors Applications

• Industrial IoT energy monitoring systems
• Wireless mesh network sensor deployments
• AC current measurement in machinery

Current Sensors Procurement Notes

Verify the specific ordering suffix and hardware revision against the manufacturer's official documentation before purchase. Confirm that the wireless mesh networking requirements align with your existing infrastructure. Ensure the 100A per channel rating meets your application's electrical load specifications. Check for RoHS compliance status if environmental regulations apply to your project.

Current Sensors Selection Notes

Select this component when multi-channel AC current monitoring is required within a wireless mesh network environment. The 100A rating suits high-load industrial applications. Consider the two-mile range capability for large facility deployments where wired connections are impractical. Ensure compatibility with National Control Devices' cloud-based application ecosystem.

Current Sensors Part Context

This part belongs to the PR55 series of sensors from National Control Devices, a company specializing in low-power, long-range wireless IoT hardware. The series includes various sensors for temperature, humidity, pressure, and energy monitoring. The PR55-26C specifically addresses the need for distributed AC current data collection in industrial settings.

Current Sensors Replacement Considerations

No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Consult National Control Devices directly for alternative models or discontinued part replacements.