Overview
The Johnson Controls CSDSC-C50100L3 is a self-calibrating current switch device designed to provide reliable verification of electrical equipment operation. It eliminates the need for live calibration by utilizing a single-turn dial to select motor full load amps, which significantly reduces installation time and eliminates the need for live-panel Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). This model features a split-core configuration and an integrated normally open command relay.
Features
- Self-calibrating design utilizing a single-turn dial to select motor full load amps, bypassing the need for live calibration.
- Split-core enclosure enables easy installation around existing wires without disconnecting the electrical load.
- Integrated normally open (N.O.) command relay simplifies wiring and provides local control functionality.
- LED status indicator provides quick visual confirmation of the switch’s on/off state.
- Induced power functionality derives operational energy directly from the monitored conductor cable, eliminating the need for an external power supply.
Specifications
- Amperage Range: 0.50 to 100 A (adjustable trip point up to 150 A max inrush)
- Core Type: Split core
- Sensing Hole Diameter: 0.75 inches
- Command Relay Input Voltage: 12 VAC/VDC (30 mA coil)
- Command Relay Contact Rating: SPST-NO; 10 A @ 125 VAC, 1 A @ 30 VDC
- Status Output Capacity: 1.0 A @ 30 VAC/VDC
- Frequency Range: 50/60 Hz
- Operating Temperature Range: 5°F to 140°F (-15°C to 60°C)
- Humidity Range: 0 to 95% non-condensing
- Wire Gauge Compatibility: 14 to 24 AWG
- Certifications: UL Listed, CE Certified
Applications
- Verifying the operational status of commercial and industrial fans, blowers, and pumps.
- Monitoring electrical loads for HVAC systems and building automation systems (BAS).
- Providing loss of load or proof-of-operation proofing for critical mechanical infrastructure.
- Facilitating automated start/stop functionality for motors while simultaneously tracking current flow.


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