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HAT 600-S

HAT 600-S

HAT 600-S

LEM USA Inc.

HAT Series Hall Effect, Open Loop Sensor 1-Channel Bidirectional -40°C~105°C ±15V DC~25kHz 600A Linearity-±1%

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HAT 600-S Datasheet

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Specifications
Name Value
Type Parameter
Factory Lead Time 6 Weeks
Mounting Type Chassis Mount
Package / Case Module
Operating Temperature -40°C~105°C
Packaging Tray
Series HAT
Published 2009
Part Status Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) Not Applicable
Voltage - Supply ±15V
Frequency DC~25kHz
Output Ratiometric, Voltage
Current - Supply (Max) 15mA
Body Length or Diameter 70mm
Body Breadth 24 mm
Number of Channels 1
Polarization Bidirectional
Response Time 5μs
Sensor Type Hall Effect, Open Loop
Linearity ±1%
Sensors/Transducers Type CURRENT SENSOR
For Measuring AC/DC
Current - Sensing 600A
Body Height 65mm
RoHS Status RoHS Compliant
Pricing & Ordering
Quantity Unit Price Ext. Price
20 $71.31250 $1426.25
HAT 600-S Product Details

HAT 600-S Overview


The current sensors are put into Module packages for safety protection. These current sensors are packaged in the Tray to protect the devices from damage. The maximum current supplied by these current sensors should be 15mA.

HAT 600-S Features


Moisture Sensitivity Level: Not Applicable
Operating Temperature: -40°C~105°C
1 Channels
Mounting Type: Chassis Mount
Sensor Type: Hall Effect, Open Loop
Supply Voltage: ±15V
Frequency: DC~25kHz
Sensing Current: 600A
Module Package


HAT 600-S Applications


There are a lot of LEM USA Inc.
HAT 600-S Current Sensors applications.


  • Motor and load control
  • Inverter and H-bridge current measurements
  • Power factor correction
  • Overcurrent protection
  • DC and AC power monitoring
  • Closed-L oop DC- and AC-Current Sensor Modules
  • Leakage Current Sensors
  • Industrial Monitoring and Control Systems
  • Overcurrent Detection
  • Frequency, Voltage, and Solar Inverters

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