Transducteur CC 600 A avec câble pour le DCM10

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Raymarine

LEMHTA600-S

DC 600 A Current Transducer with Cable for DCM10

Raymarine LEMHTA600-S 600 A DC current transducer with cable for DCM10 monitor. To be used for measuring high DC currents in a marine electrical installation.

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180,16€ ~~205,00€~~

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Technical specifications

Protocole de communication	Sensor signal to DCM10 display
Plage de mesure de courant	0 to 600 A DC
Display type	None
Operating voltage range	DCM10-monitored DC system
Power source	Via DCM10 display
Surveillance batterie de service	Yes
Shunt inclus	No
Courant nominal du shunt	600 A
Spécification du shunt	600 A DC current transducer with cable
Surveillance batterie de démarrage	According to DCM10 installation

Detailed description

The Raymarine LEMHTA600-S is a 600 A DC current transducer with cable, designed for the DCM10 monitor. It measures high DC currents in a vessel’s electrical system to provide reliable data to the monitoring system.

Intended use

This part is not just a cable: it is a current sensor for electrical monitoring. It is suitable for battery banks, charging circuits, or high-current DC consumers when the installation uses a compatible DCM10 monitor.

Installation point

The 600 A rating must match the maximum expected current on the monitored circuit. Installation must be performed by a marine electrician, with placement and cable routing compliant with DCM10 system guidelines.

Documentation

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	EN - Brochure technique - Transducteur CC 600 A avec câble pour le DCM10
	EN - Brochure technique - Transducteur CC 600 A avec câble pour le DCM10

Expert opinion

« Technical analysis of the Raymarine CC 600 A transducer for DCM10 »

To be classified with battery/energy monitoring equipment, not with cables. The supplied cable is for connection, but the product's main function is measuring direct current up to 600 A for a DCM10 DC monitor.

Check the required amperage rating before ordering: 600 A is suitable for high-current installations, while a lower rating may be more appropriate for a smaller circuit.

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DC 600 A Current Transducer with Cable for DCM10

180,16€

180,16€ ~~205,00€~~

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the brand of this transducer?

This transducer is made by Raymarine.

What are the advantages of using this transducer for energy management?

Using this transducer enables precise and real-time monitoring of current, which is crucial for:

Optimizing energy consumption.Preventing overloads.Extending battery life by monitoring charge/discharge state.

How does this transducer contribute to the reliability of a monitoring system?

By providing reliable and accurate current data, the Raymarine CC 600 A transducer enhances system monitoring reliability by enabling rapid detection of electrical anomalies and proactive energy management onboard.

Is this transducer compatible with a NMEA 2000® network?

Although the transducer itself is a passive component, it is part of a vessel monitoring ecosystem that, like Maretron products paired with the DCM100 (a similar DC monitor), is typically NMEA 2000® certified. This integration ensures compliance with the NMEA 2000® network’s stringent safety and operational criteria.