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Installation Note

 

Temperature & Environment Monitoring... 

Made Easy!

 

Current Loop 1 & 2

AVTECH

AVTECH’s Current Loop 

monitors the electrical current flowing through a single-phase 

powered cable. It outputs a signal of 0 to 5 VDC, which your built-in or external Room Alert 

Analog Sensor then converts into an amperage (A) reading. By 

pairing a Current Loop with your Room Alert, you can easily 

determine the power consumption of an electrical appliance, 

device or facility.

Current Loop Package Contents

• 

One (1) Current Loop

• 

Two (2) #8 x ¾" TEK mounting screws

• 

One (1) 25' speaker wire

Select An Input Range

Your Current Loop arrives with its jumper set on the largest input amperage range: 0 to 50 A 

on Current Loop 1, and 0 to 250 A on Current Loop 2. Select the High, Middle or Low range 

to match the power draw of the appliance / device being monitored for the most accurate 

readings.

Current Loop 1

Current Loop 2

High (H) ............. 0 to 50 A

Middle (M) .......... 0 to 20 A

Low (L) .............. 0 to 10 A

H=0-50A

M=0-20A

L=0-10A

0-5 V

DC

+

COM

H M L

Use Insulated Conductors Only

High (H) ..............0 to 250 A

Middle (M) ...........0 to 200 A

Low (L) ...............0 to 100 A

H=0-250A

M=0-200A

L=0-100A

0-5 V

DC

+

COM

H M L

Use Insulated Conductors Only

To change the setting, pull the jumper up to detach it from the “H” pins; then push it back 

down onto the “M” or “L” pins.

Install Your Current Loop

Do not use this sensor in hazardous (classified) locations or life safety applications. 

The Current Loop has a split core which opens to wrap around a single insulated conductor 

running into an electrical box or to an appliance / device.

Consult with a qualified electrician before you begin.
Disconnect power to the equipment and cable before you begin.
Do not insert an exposed wire into the Current Loop.

Step 1: Mount your Current Loop.

Mount the base of the Current Loop on a surface using the included self-drilling mounting 

Summary of Contents for RMA-CL1-SEN

Page 1: ...ce device being monitored for the most accurate readings Current Loop 1 Current Loop 2 High H 0 to 50 A Middle M 0 to 20 A Low L 0 to 10 A H 0 50A M 0 20A L 0 10A 0 5 VDC COM H M L Use Insulated Conductors Only High H 0 to 250 A Middle M 0 to 200 A Low L 0 to 100 A H 0 250A M 0 200A L 0 100A 0 5 VDC COM H M L Use Insulated Conductors Only To change the setting pull the jumper up to detach it from ...

Page 2: ...or the Current Loop to operate correctly 5 Lock the Current Loop closed by pressing the cover down firmly and listening for the click Step 3 Connect your Current Loop to Room Alert Do not connect the analog inputs on AVTECH products to live circuits of over 5 VDC Use only low voltage 2 wire cable to connect analog inputs Your Current Loop comes with one end of the 25 speaker wire already attached ...

Page 3: ... Features Specifications Environment Condition Monitored Electrical current amps Type Of Sensor Analog Power Supply Induced from monitored conductor Sensor Cable Type Low voltage 2 wire speaker cable Included Yes Length 25 Maximum Extendible Length 100 Output Voltage 0 to 5 VDC Input Amperage Range Current Loop 1 RMA CL1 SEN 0 to 50 A Current Loop 2 RMA CL2 SEN 0 to 250 A Accuracy 1 0 2 to 100 FSO...

Page 4: ... Scroll to your external digital sensor s and find the digital sensor you connected your Temperature Analog Sensor to 2 Enable the sensor by selecting Enabled next to the High Low Adjust fields The built in analog sensor will not appear in the Room Alert web interface Device ManageR your RoomAlert com account or SNMP program unless it is enabled 2 Select Temp Analog from the Sensor Type drop down ...

Page 5: ... Sensor Label you may leave the default Analog Sensor X or enter something more descriptive of up to 15 characters You may use the following characters in sensor labels letters numbers spaces hyphens underscores _ and periods In High and Low you may leave the default 0 which means no alarm is configured or enter values for high and low thresholds These values must be within the range you entered i...

Page 6: ...e Temperature Sensors If you ordered a customized version please use your custom Reference and Scale instead of these values Standard Extreme Low Temperature Sensor Conversion To Fahrenheit Conversion To Celsius High Low High Low Reference 5 1 Reference 5 1 Scale 32 328 Scale 0 200 Units F Units C Standard Extreme High Temperature Sensor Conversion To Fahrenheit Conversion To Celsius High Low High...

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