Allen-Bradley 80145-840-53-R Ground Fault Sensor with Cable Support

The Allen-Bradley 80145-840-53-R Ground Fault Sensor with Cable Support is an essential component designed to enhance safety and prevent equipment damage in industrial environments. This sensor detects ground faults within electrical systems, providing real-time monitoring and protection to minimize risks associated with electrical failures. It comes with integrated cable support, ensuring reliable operation even in harsh industrial settings.

This ground fault sensor is ideal for use in applications where electrical safety and system integrity are critical. Its ability to detect leakage currents and ground faults ensures that operators can take preventive action before major issues arise, reducing downtime and improving operational efficiency. Designed to be robust, reliable, and easy to install, the 80145-840-53-R is a valuable tool for protecting equipment and personnel.

Key Features:

• Ground Fault Detection: Accurately detects leakage currents and potential ground faults, ensuring safe system operation.

• Integrated Cable Support: Includes cable support to help secure and protect cables, improving durability and ease of installation.

• Real-Time Monitoring: Provides continuous monitoring of electrical systems, enabling timely identification and mitigation of faults.

• Robust Industrial Design: Built to withstand harsh industrial environments, including exposure to vibration, electrical noise, and temperature fluctuations.

• Easy Installation: The sensor is designed for straightforward installation, allowing for seamless integration into existing systems with minimal downtime.

• Enhanced Safety: Offers increased protection for both personnel and equipment, reducing the risk of electrical hazards and improving workplace safety.

Technical Specifications:

Typical Applications:

• Electrical System Protection: The 80145-840-53-R sensor is ideal for monitoring ground faults in industrial electrical systems, ensuring safety and preventing equipment damage.

• Machinery & Equipment Monitoring: Suitable for use in machinery and equipment where detecting and isolating ground faults can prevent costly failures and minimize downtime.

• Control Panels: Integrated into control panels, this sensor helps to protect sensitive electrical circuits from faults and overloads.

• Building Automation: Can be used in building automation systems to monitor ground faults in electrical infrastructure, enhancing safety in critical building systems.

• Industrial Automation: Essential for automated systems where safe, uninterrupted operation is a priority, especially in industries like manufacturing, oil and gas, and utilities.

Support & Maintenance:

Allen-Bradley offers comprehensive support for the 80145-840-53-R Ground Fault Sensor. This includes installation assistance, technical documentation, troubleshooting, and a dedicated customer support team. With the sensor’s durable design, routine maintenance is minimal, but access to Allen-Bradley’s global service network ensures that any operational issues can be addressed promptly. Additionally, the sensor is covered by a warranty, protecting your investment and ensuring long-term reliability.

FAQ:

1. What does the Allen-Bradley 80145-840-53-R Ground Fault Sensor detect?

• The 80145-840-53-R sensor detects ground faults and leakage currents, providing critical protection for electrical systems.

2. How does the cable support function in the sensor?

• The 80145-840-53-R includes integrated cable support, which helps secure and protect cables, preventing damage and ensuring stable operation.

3. What is the operating temperature range of the sensor?

• The 80145-840-53-R operates in a temperature range of -25°C to 70°C (-13°F to 158°F), making it suitable for various industrial environments.

4. Is the sensor easy to install?

• Yes, the 80145-840-53-R is designed for easy installation, with DIN rail mounting for quick and efficient setup in control panels and other systems.

5. What is the power consumption of the ground fault sensor?

• The sensor typically consumes 10W of power, ensuring efficient operation while monitoring the electrical system.