2CCA880101R0001 ABB CMS-101PS 40 A Current Sensor

2CCA880101R0001 ABB CMS-101PS 40 A Current Sensor

ABB CMS-101PS is an 18 mm solid-core 40 A TRMS current sensor with a 0.1–40 A measuring range, ≤±0.5% full-scale accuracy and InSite bus connectivity for circuit-level energy monitoring.

SKU: 2CCA880101R0001Alt SKU: CMS-101PSMPN: 2CCA880101R0001
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Why Choose the ABB CMS-101PS 40 A Current Sensor?

The ABB CMS-101PS is a compact 40 A solid-core current sensor designed for branch-circuit measurement within ABB energy and circuit monitoring systems. With its 18 mm format, the sensor is designed for integration with System pro M compact and SMISSLINE installation devices with twin terminals, enabling individual circuits to be monitored without requiring conventional bulky current transformers.

The CMS-101PS provides a 0.1–40 A measuring range and measures TRMS AC and DC currents with current accuracy of ≤±0.5% full scale. Its solid-core construction provides accurate current measurement while offering good immunity to electromagnetic influences from neighbouring final circuits.

Measurement information is transmitted through the InSite bus using a 4-pole flat cable to the associated ABB monitoring control unit. The compact sensor therefore provides a practical building block for detailed circuit-level energy monitoring in distribution boards, commercial buildings, industrial installations and other applications where visibility of individual electrical loads is required.

Key Advantages

  • Compact 40 A current sensor for individual circuit monitoring.
  • Wide 0.1–40 A measurement range.
  • Measures TRMS AC and DC current.
  • ≤±0.5% full-scale current accuracy supports dependable circuit-level measurement.
  • Compact 18 mm solid-core construction suits densely populated distribution boards.
  • Designed for System pro M compact and SMISSLINE devices with twin terminals.
  • Communicates through the InSite bus flat-cable system.
  • Supports detailed branch-circuit monitoring as part of an ABB energy-monitoring installation.

Key Features

  • ABB CMS current measurement system.
  • 40 A TRMS rated measurement.
  • Solid-core sensor design.
  • 18 mm sensor format.
  • 0.1–40 A measuring range.
  • TRMS measurement of AC and DC currents.
  • ≤±0.5% F.S. current accuracy.
  • InSite bus communication via 4-pole flat cable.
  • Suitable for System pro M compact and SMISSLINE installation devices with twin terminals.
  • Designed for circuit-level energy and current monitoring.
  • Compact and lightweight construction for distribution-board integration.

Compact Circuit-Level Current Monitoring

The ABB CMS-101PS allows individual branch circuits to be monitored in a compact electrical distribution assembly. Its small solid-core design fits around the monitored conductor and measures current from 0.1 A up to 40 A, allowing the monitoring system to provide detailed information about the electrical load on individual circuits rather than only measuring total incoming consumption.

Multiple CMS sensors can form part of a wider ABB monitoring installation, with measured values transmitted through the flat-cable InSite bus to the associated control unit. This distributed measurement architecture supports energy-efficiency analysis, load monitoring and improved visibility of electrical consumption while minimising the space required inside the distribution board.

Typical Applications

  • Branch-circuit current monitoring.
  • Commercial building energy-management systems.
  • Industrial electrical distribution boards.
  • System pro M compact installations.
  • SMISSLINE electrical distribution systems.
  • Energy-consumption analysis at circuit level.
  • Load monitoring in electrical panels.
  • Data centres and critical electrical infrastructure.
  • Building automation and energy-efficiency projects.

Technical Specifications

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Accuracy Class Class 0.5
Device Type Current sensor (Hall)
Rated Primary Current (A) 40 A
Aperture (mm) 10 mm
Series CMS
ABB order code 2CCA880101R0001
EAN / GTIN 7612271419219
Product type Current sensor
Sensor construction Solid core
Sensor format 18 mm
Rated measurement current 40 A TRMS
Measuring range 0.1–40 A
Measured current AC and DC
Current accuracy ≤±0.5% F.S.
Accuracy class 0.5
Communication interface InSite bus via flat cable
Rated operational voltage 690 V AC / 1500 V DC
Power consumption at rated load 0.27 W
Operating temperature -25 to +70 °C
Application System pro M compact and SMISSLINE installation devices with twin terminals
Net weight 12 g

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ABB CMS-101PS used for?

The ABB CMS-101PS is used for circuit-level current measurement and energy monitoring, allowing individual electrical circuits to be monitored as part of an ABB CMS or InSite monitoring system.

What is the measurement range of the CMS-101PS?

The CMS-101PS has a current measuring range of 0.1–40 A and is specified as a 40 A TRMS current sensor.

Can the ABB CMS-101PS measure both AC and DC current?

Yes. The CMS-101PS is designed for TRMS measurement of AC and DC currents, supporting detailed monitoring across a range of electrical applications.

How accurate is the ABB CMS-101PS?

The sensor provides current measurement accuracy of ≤±0.5% of full scale, with an accuracy class of 0.5.

How does the CMS-101PS connect to the monitoring system?

The CMS-101PS transmits its measurement data through the ABB InSite bus using a 4-pole flat cable to the associated monitoring control unit.

Reliable ABB Circuit Monitoring

ABB CMS current sensors provide compact and accurate branch-circuit measurement for modern electrical distribution systems, enabling detailed visibility of individual loads while minimising the space required inside distribution boards.