● Standard: IEC 62752, IEC 62955, IEC 62423
● Supply Voltage: 4.8~5.2V DC
● Leakage protection type: Type A+ 6mA DC
● Ambient air temperature: -40℃~+85℃
● Connection method: Pin strip 5-pos.
● High and low level output
EKRCMU-1 is a residual current sensor with a highly integrated modular design, combining Type A RCD functionality with 6mA DC leakage detection, specially developed for charging pile leakage detection, Compliant with IEC 62955.
Its main function is to respond quickly when the charging pile detects residual current during operation, effectively preventing potential safety hazards caused by leakage, including but not limited to fire or electric shock accidents, thereby ensuring the safety and stability of the entire charging process, and is widely used in charging piles that meet mode 3 charging.
Dual Protection: Integrates Type A RCD functionality with 6mA DC leakage detection in a single unit.
IEC 62955 Compliance: Meets the requirements of IEC 62955, the international standard for RCMUs in EV charging stations.
Enhanced DC Protection: Detects DC leakage currents as low as 6mA, crucial for modern EV charging safety.
Connection Types: Suitable for both three-phase and single-phase connections.
Fast Response Time: Interrupting Time according to IEC62752: 5.3.11 Table 2 and 3
Self-Monitoring: Continuous self-test functionality ensures reliable operation.
Compact Design: Engineered to be compact for easy integration into EV charging stations.
Mode 2 or Mode 3 AC charging stations
Combined AC/DC charging points
Home and workplace EV chargers
Public charging infrastructure
Operating voltage | 4.8~5.2V DC |
Working current | 10mA (typ.) |
Power consumption | ≤ 110mW |
Voltage input/output, low level | 0 ~ 0.6V DC |
Voltage input/output, high level | 4.2 ~ 5V DC |
Leakage protection type | Type A + 6mA DC |
Scope of application | Max. adaptable to 22kW single-phase or three-phase |
Connection method | Pin strip 5-pos. |
Ambient air temperature | -40℃~+85℃ |
Storage temperature | -40°C~+105°C |
Humidity | ≤ 95% |
Parameter | Symbol | Condition | Min. | Typ. | Max. | Remark |
Primary rated current (A) | IP | / | / | 32 | 40 | |
Measurement range (peak value) (mA) | I∆N,max | / | -300 | - | 300 | The negative sign represents the direction of current flow |
Frequency measurement range (kHz) | fBW | / | DC | - | 1 | |
Rated residual operating current 1(mA) DC | I∆N1 | / | 3.0 | 4.8 | 6 | |
Rated residual operating current 2 (mA) rms | I∆N2 | / | 15 | 22 | 30 | Hz=50 |
Response time (ms) | Tr | AC: In=1*I∆N2 | / | 150 | 300 | Interrupting Time according to IEC62752: 5.3.11 Table 2 and 3 |
AC: In=2*I∆N2 | / | 90 | 150 | |||
AC: In=5*I∆N2 | / | 25 | 40 | |||
DC: In=1*I∆N1 | / | 300 | 10000 | |||
DC: In=10*I∆N1 | / | 90 | 300 | |||
DC: In=50*I∆N1 | / | 25 | 40 |
EKRCMU-1 is a residual current sensor with a highly integrated modular design, combining Type A RCD functionality with 6mA DC leakage detection, specially developed for charging pile leakage detection, Compliant with IEC 62955.
Its main function is to respond quickly when the charging pile detects residual current during operation, effectively preventing potential safety hazards caused by leakage, including but not limited to fire or electric shock accidents, thereby ensuring the safety and stability of the entire charging process, and is widely used in charging piles that meet mode 3 charging.
Dual Protection: Integrates Type A RCD functionality with 6mA DC leakage detection in a single unit.
IEC 62955 Compliance: Meets the requirements of IEC 62955, the international standard for RCMUs in EV charging stations.
Enhanced DC Protection: Detects DC leakage currents as low as 6mA, crucial for modern EV charging safety.
Connection Types: Suitable for both three-phase and single-phase connections.
Fast Response Time: Interrupting Time according to IEC62752: 5.3.11 Table 2 and 3
Self-Monitoring: Continuous self-test functionality ensures reliable operation.
Compact Design: Engineered to be compact for easy integration into EV charging stations.
Mode 2 or Mode 3 AC charging stations
Combined AC/DC charging points
Home and workplace EV chargers
Public charging infrastructure