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ABB CMS-101CA is an 18 mm solid-core cable-mounted current sensor with a 0.1–40 A measurement range and ≤±0.5% full-scale accuracy for ABB CMS and InSite branch-circuit energy-monitoring systems.
£62.40
The ABB CMS-101CA is a compact and accurate solid-core current sensor designed for branch-circuit monitoring and energy-management applications. As part of the ABB CMS Circuit Monitoring System, this 18 mm sensor provides precise current measurement for applications requiring detailed visibility of individual electrical loads.
Designed for universal cable mounting, the CMS-101CA features an 18 mm solid-core format and a 40 A maximum measurement current. The cable-mounted design allows the sensor to be secured using cable ties, making it suitable for integration into a wide variety of distribution boards and electrical installations without dependence on a particular protective-device platform.
With a measurement range of 0.1–40 A, current accuracy of ≤±0.5% full scale and connection through the ABB InSite bus flat-cable system, the CMS-101CA provides a compact solution for high-density circuit monitoring. ABB order code 2CCA880108R0001 identifies this 40 A cable-mounted solid-core sensor.
Current sensors such as the ABB CMS-101CA provide detailed visibility of individual electrical circuits, allowing energy-management systems to monitor loads at branch level rather than relying solely on measurements from the main incoming supply. This detailed information can help operators understand consumption patterns, identify unusual loads and improve energy transparency throughout an electrical installation.
The CMS-101CA combines a compact solid-core construction with cable-tie mounting and ABB's flat-cable communication architecture. This makes it particularly useful for distribution boards and other installations where numerous circuits must be monitored while minimising the space and wiring required for the monitoring system.
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| Mounting Type | Cable | |
|---|---|---|
| Rated Primary Current (A) | 40 A | |
| Aperture (mm) | 10 mm | |
| Device Type | Current sensor (Hall) | |
| Series | CMS Circuit Monitoring System | |
| ABB order code | 2CCA880108R0001 | |
| EAN / UPC | 7612271426620 | |
| Product type | Solid-core current sensor | |
| Rated sensor range | 40 A | |
| Measurement range | 0.1–40 A | |
| Current accuracy | ≤±0.5% full scale | |
| Sensor size | 18 mm | |
| Communication interface | InSite bus (flat cable) | |
| Mounting type | Cable mounting / cable tie mounting | |
| Operating temperature | -25 to +70 °C | |
| Dimensions (W × H × L) | 17.4 × 29 × 41 mm | |
| Weight | approx. 0.011 kg | |
| Country of origin | Switzerland |
The ABB CMS-101CA is used for branch-circuit current monitoring in ABB CMS and InSite energy-management installations, providing detailed measurement of individual electrical loads.
The CMS-101CA has a measurement range of 0.1–40 A and is the 40 A model in ABB's 18 mm solid-core sensor range.
The CMS-101CA provides current measurement accuracy of ≤±0.5% of full scale, making it suitable for precise branch-level electrical monitoring.
Yes. ABB CMS solid-core sensors are designed to support AC and DC current measurement within compatible CMS and InSite monitoring systems.
The CMS-101CA is an 18 mm solid-core cable-mounted sensor designed for universal installation using cable ties, making it suitable for a wide range of electrical distribution equipment.
ABB CMS current sensors provide compact and accurate branch-level measurement for energy-management systems, helping operators gain detailed visibility of electrical loads while minimising installation space inside distribution equipment.
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