Current sensor

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Hall effect current sensors provide isolated, non-contact measurement of DC, AC, pulse and irregular waveform currents in industrial power systems. World E-To supplies a complete range of open-loop and closed-loop Hall current sensors rated from milliamps to thousands of amps, combining high accuracy, fast response and galvanic isolation between primary and secondary circuits.

How to Choose a Current Sensor

  • Measurement range – match the rated current to your peak load, allowing 20-30% headroom for overload conditions.
  • Open-loop vs closed-loop – open-loop sensors are cost-effective for general monitoring; closed-loop (compensated) sensors deliver superior accuracy and low temperature drift for precision instrumentation.
  • Output signal – analog voltage, analog current or digital output to match your control system.
  • Supply voltage – most models accept ±12V to ±15V; verify compatibility with your power budget.
  • Mounting – PCB, panel and busbar (hole-through) options available.

Typical Applications

Frequency converters and VFDs, UPS and battery management systems, solar inverters and energy storage, welding equipment, servo drives, rail traction, smart meters and industrial automation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between open-loop and closed-loop Hall sensors?
A: Open-loop sensors measure the magnetic field directly and are more economical; closed-loop sensors use a compensation coil for zero-flux operation, achieving higher accuracy and lower drift.

Q: Can I get a sample before bulk order?
A: Yes. Contact us with your part number and specifications for sample availability and lead time.

All sensors are manufactured to international standards and shipped worldwide, with OEM/ODM customization available. Contact us with your specifications for a quotation.