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ACS712 5A 5 Amp Current Sensor Module

ACS712 Current Sensor Module – Accurate Hall Effect Current Measurement for Microcontrollers, Easy Integration, AC/DC 5A, Buy Online in Pakistan.

PKR 320/-

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Product Description

The ACS712 5A Current Sensor Module is an easy-to-use sensor for measuring AC and DC current up to 5A. Ideal for Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontroller projects, it outputs an analog voltage proportional to the current flowing through the load, providing precise and safe current monitoring.

Key Features:

  • Measures current up to 5A (also available in 20A and 30A versions)
  • Outputs analog voltage proportional to current for easy MCU integration
  • Provides electrical isolation from the load for safer measurements
  • Easy to use with microcontrollers like Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi
  • Phoenix terminal connectors with mounting screws for secure wire connections
  • Compact and lightweight design for DIY electronics projects

Pin Configuration:

Pin No. Pin Name Description
1 Vcc Input voltage +5V for powering the module
2 Output Analog voltage proportional to current
3 Ground Connected to system ground
T1 Wire In Connect the wire through which current is measured
T2 Wire Out Connect to load; measures both AC and DC current

How to Use the ACS712 Module?

Connect the module in series with your load to measure current safely. Wire Vcc to +5V, Ground to MCU ground, and read the analog voltage from the Output pin using an analog input on your microcontroller. The module’s isolation ensures safe measurements while providing accurate readings.

Scale Factor:

  • 5A Module: 185mV/Amp
  • 20A Module: 100mV/Amp
  • 30A Module: 66mV/Amp

Applications:

  • Current measurement for motors, batteries, and circuits
  • Power monitoring and energy measurement projects
  • Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, and other MCU integrations
  • DIY electronics, robotics, and automation systems