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HONEYWELL CSNV1500N-156

CSNV1500N-155

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Honeywell Sensing and Productivity Solutions

CURRENT SENSOR, 1% ACCURACY, -1.5KA TO 1.5KA, 7 TO 18VDC, MCU1, 500K BAUD RATE, 3C5 CAN ID

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HONEYWELL CSNV1500N-156

CSNV1500N-155

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Honeywell Sensing and Productivity Solutions

CURRENT SENSOR, 1% ACCURACY, -1.5KA TO 1.5KA, 7 TO 18VDC, MCU1, 500K BAUD RATE, 3C5 CAN ID

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Description

General part information

CSNV1500N-155

CSNV1500N-155 is a CSNV1500 series, closed-loop current sensor. It is a hall-effect current sensor that uses Honeywell's patented technology to bring the enhanced combination of performance and reliability. This sensor is nonintrusive and electrically isolated from the monitored circuit. This ensures a simple and reliable structure without loss of power to the monitored circuit. It is rated for a primary current measurement range of ±1500A dc. This device is calibrated and temperature compensated for improved accuracy using multi-point temperature characterization. It is used in applications such as current measurement for battery management systems in electrified vehicles (EV, HEV, PHEV, BEV), current leakage detection and fault isolation in charging systems, current measurement in energy storage systems, fault detection in heavy industrial equipment.

Technical Specifications

Parameters and characteristics for this part

SpecificationCSNV1500N-155
Accuracy1 %
Current - Sensing1500 A
Current - Supply (Max)200 mA
For MeasuringAC, DC
Mounting TypeChassis Mount
Number of Channels1
Operating Temperature (Max)85 °C
Operating Temperature (Min)-40 °C
OutputCAN Bus
Package / CaseModule, Single Pass Through
PolarizationBidirectional
Sensor TypeHall Effect, Closed Loop
Voltage - Supply (Maximum)18 V
Voltage - Supply (Minimum)7 V

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