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ABB CMS-122DR is a compact 20 A open-core DIN-rail current sensor with a 0.1–20 A measuring range for branch-circuit monitoring in ABB CMS and InSite energy monitoring systems.
£47.62
The ABB CMS-122DR is a compact 20 A open-core current sensor designed for branch-circuit current measurement within ABB CMS and InSite energy monitoring systems. Supplied under ABB order code 2CCA880242R0001, the sensor combines an 18 mm open-core design with DIN-rail mounting for convenient installation in electrical distribution boards, switchboards and industrial control panels.
Its open-core construction allows the CMS-122DR to be fitted around an existing conductor, simplifying retrofit installations and extensions to existing monitoring systems. The sensor communicates through the InSite bus flat-cable interface, providing straightforward integration with compatible ABB control units including the SCU100 and SCU200.
With a rated primary current of 20 A, a measuring range of 0.1–20 A and current accuracy of ≤±1% full scale, the CMS-122DR provides dependable branch-level current measurement. Its compact dimensions and DIN-rail mounting format make it particularly suitable for multi-channel monitoring where panel space is limited.
Current sensors such as the ABB CMS-122DR allow individual electrical circuits to be measured within a multi-channel monitoring system. Branch-level current data gives electrical engineers and facility operators greater visibility of individual loads, supporting energy-efficiency analysis, load monitoring and detailed supervision of electrical distribution systems.
The open-core construction is particularly useful when adding monitoring to an existing installation because the sensor can be fitted around an installed conductor. Combined with DIN-rail mounting, compact dimensions and ABB InSite bus connectivity, the CMS-122DR provides a flexible solution for extending 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 | 2CCA880242R0001 | |
| Product type | Open-core current sensor | |
| Sensor type | Open-core, 18 mm | |
| Rated primary current | 20 A | |
| Measuring range | 0.1–20 A | |
| Current accuracy | ≤±1% full scale | |
| Mounting type | DIN rail | |
| Communication interface | InSite bus, flat cable | |
| Compatible control units | SCU100 and SCU200 | |
| 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 | |
| Product net depth / length | 51.5 mm | |
| Net weight | 15 g | |
| EAN | 7612271453114 |
The CMS-122DR is an open-core current sensor designed for measuring individual branch-circuit currents within ABB CMS and InSite energy monitoring systems.
The ABB CMS-122DR has a measuring range of 0.1–20 A and a rated primary current of 20 A.
The CMS-122DR uses an 18 mm open-core design and is mounted on a DIN rail, making it suitable for universal installation in electrical distribution and control panels.
The CMS-122DR provides current measurement accuracy of ≤±1% full scale.
The ABB order code for the CMS-122DR 20 A open-core DIN-rail current sensor is 2CCA880242R0001.
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 installation and integration within modern electrical panels.
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