Type B Current Transformer Residual Sensors Hyca-07/MD DC6ma AC20mA Charging Pile AC30mA

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Product Description

Basic Information

Model NO.
HYCA-08 MD
Process
SemiConductor Integrated
Material
Mixture
Accuracy
0.1G
Application
Switching Power Supply
IP Rating
IP65
Certification
ISO
Output
Analog Sensor
Supply Voltage
+-12, +-15
HS Code
8542390000

Product Description

HYCA Type AC DC Leakage Current Sensor

The HYCA type AC DC leakage current sensor is an all-current sensitive residual current sensor specifically developed for EV-charging. Charging of electric vehicles at a standard wall socket or a wall box requires protection devices against DC fault currents to avoid electric shock. Standard Type A residual current circuit-breakers (RCCBs) are unable to identify and deactivate DC fault currents, making the HYCA sensor an essential component for safety compliance.

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Product Parameters

Model Standards DC Trigger Threshold AC Trigger Threshold
HYCA-01IEC627526mA30mA
HYCA-02UL2231-26mA20mA
HYCA-05IEC629556mA/
Electrical/Reliability Characteristics
Working Temperature-40ºC ~ +105ºC
Supply Voltage (VDD)4.85~5.15 VDC (Recommend 5.0V)
Static Power Consumption110mW
Creepage (Primary-Secondary)≥10mm
Designed Life≥20 years
Working Altitude≤4000m

Features & Technology

Key Features

  • Small volume and footprint for integration into compact IC-CPD.
  • Avoids hazardous situations with DC fault currents.
  • Protects RCCB type A from saturation.
  • Self-monitoring and test functions included.
  • Robust mechanical design suitable for harsh environments.

Technical Capabilities

  • Fault current detection according to IEC 62752 or UL 2231.
  • Frequency range: DC up to 2 KHz.
  • Measurement resolution of 0.2 mA.
  • Differential current range: 0~300 mA.
  • Load current up to 80 Arms (1-phase) or 3 x 32 Arms (3-phase).

Compliance Standards

  • Meets IEC 62752 mode II charging-related residual current test requirements.
  • Meets IEC 62955 mode three charging RDC-PD related residual current test requirements.
  • Meets basic requirements of GB/T 22794 for DC 6mA testing.
Standards Compliance

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the primary function of the HYCA leakage current sensor?
A1: It is designed to detect both AC and DC leakage currents in EV charging systems, providing protection against electric shocks where standard Type A RCCBs might fail.
Q2: Why is 6mA DC detection important for EV charging?
A2: According to IEC standards, DC leakage above 6mA can saturate a Type A RCCB, preventing it from tripping during an AC fault. This sensor ensures safety by identifying these DC faults.
Q3: Is the sensor suitable for outdoor charging piles?
A3: Yes, with an IP65 rating and a wide working temperature range of -40ºC to +105ºC, it is designed for both indoor and harsh outdoor environments.
Q4: Does the HYCA sensor support self-testing?
A4: Yes, the sensor includes integrated self-monitoring and test functions to ensure ongoing operational reliability.
Q5: What standards does this sensor comply with?
A5: It meets major international standards including IEC 62752, IEC 62955, and UL 2231-2, ensuring global compatibility for EVSE manufacturers.
Q6: What is the expected lifespan of the sensor?
A6: The HYCA series is designed with a service life of 20 years or more, making it a durable choice for long-term infrastructure.

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