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ABB CMS-121DR is a compact 40 A open-core DIN-rail current sensor with a 0.1–40 A measuring range for branch-circuit monitoring in ABB CMS and InSite energy monitoring systems.
£47.62
The ABB CMS-121DR is a compact 40 A open-core current sensor designed for branch-circuit current measurement within ABB CMS and InSite energy monitoring systems. Supplied under ABB order code 2CCA880241R0001, it combines an 18 mm open-core sensor with universal DIN-rail mounting for convenient integration into electrical distribution boards and industrial control panels.
The open-core construction enables the CMS-121DR to be installed around an existing conductor without disconnecting the cable, making it particularly useful for retrofit energy-monitoring projects. Its DIN-rail format provides straightforward panel installation, while the integrated InSite bus flat-cable interface enables connection to compatible ABB monitoring equipment.
With a measuring range of 0.1–40 A and current accuracy of ≤±1% full scale, the CMS-121DR provides dependable branch-level current measurement. Its compact housing and low power consumption make it well suited to multi-channel monitoring applications where numerous individual electrical circuits need to be supervised within limited panel space.
Current sensors such as the ABB CMS-121DR allow individual electrical circuits to be monitored within a central energy-management system. Branch-level measurement gives electrical engineers and facility operators greater visibility of individual loads, helping them analyse energy consumption, identify changing load conditions and obtain detailed information about electrical distribution performance.
The CMS-121DR is particularly convenient for existing installations because its open-core construction allows the sensor to be fitted around a conductor without requiring the cable to be disconnected. DIN-rail mounting, compact dimensions and ABB system connectivity make it a practical solution for extending multi-channel current monitoring across distribution boards and industrial control panels.
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| Mounting Type | DIN rail | |
|---|---|---|
| Device Type | Split-core CT | |
| Rated Primary Current (A) | 20 A | |
| Aperture (mm) | 10 mm | |
| Series | CMS / InSite Energy Monitoring System | |
| ABB order code | 2CCA880241R0001 | |
| Product type | Open-core current sensor | |
| Sensor type | Open-core, 18 mm | |
| Measuring range | 0.1–40 A | |
| Current accuracy | ≤±1% full scale | |
| Rated frequency | 50 Hz | |
| Mounting type | DIN rail | |
| Communication interface | InSite bus, flat cable | |
| Power consumption at rated load | 0.18 W | |
| Operating ambient temperature | −25 to +70 °C | |
| Product width | 17.4 mm | |
| Product height | 44 mm | |
| Product length | 53 mm | |
| Net weight | approx. 0.015 kg | |
| EAN | 7612271453091 |
The CMS-121DR is an open-core current sensor designed to measure individual branch-circuit currents within ABB CMS and InSite energy monitoring systems.
The ABB CMS-121DR has a measuring range of 0.1–40 A.
The CMS-121DR uses an 18 mm open-core sensor with DIN-rail mounting. Its open-core construction allows it to be fitted around an existing conductor without disconnecting the cable.
The CMS-121DR provides current measurement accuracy of ≤±1% full scale.
The ABB order code for the CMS-121DR 40 A open-core DIN-rail current sensor is 2CCA880241R0001.
ABB CMS current sensors provide compact and flexible branch-level current measurement for electrical distribution and energy-management systems, supporting detailed monitoring of individual loads while simplifying integration into modern electrical panels.
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