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NK Technologies introduces AG-LC Series ground fault sensor

July 15, 2019 By Mike Santora Leave a Comment

NKT640-AG-LC Series-300-dpiNK Technologies announced the AG-LC Series, a new ground fault sensor that makes it easy to monitor larger circuits. The 2011 NEC requires ground fault protection of the main over-current device feeding marinas and boatyards, where these services often carry up to 800 amps. Most sensor designs do not allow the conductors to pass through a single sensing ring, requiring a separate sensing device such as a zero-sequence current transformer. The AG-LC Series resolves this issue with a large solid-core housing design that provides ample space for multiple conductors to pass easily through one sensing window.

Key applications include:

  • Monitoring large machines: Detecting leakage to earth before the problem can cause damage
  • Water treatment and delivery: Keeping pumping systems safe and in operation
  • Generators: Shut down equipment when leakage current exceeds hazardous levels

AG-LC Series highlights include:

  • Electromechanical relay output provides both normally open and normally closed contacts
  • Compatible with most automation and control systems
  • Externally powered – choice of fail-safe or standard operation
  • Simple field setpoint adjustment
  • Adjustable time delay
  • DIN Rail or panel mount

NK Technologies
www.nktechnologies.com

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