LoRaWAN

Vutility HotDrop Self-Powered LoRaWAN Current Sensor

The Vutility HotDrop is a self-powered split-core current sensor that clips onto a conductor and harvests its power from the line it measures, needing no batteries. It reports amperage and amp-hours over LoRaWAN, even from inside metal enclosures.

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Manufacturer: Vutility

Vutility HotDrop Self-Powered LoRaWAN Current Sensor

Key Features

Discover what makes the Vutility HotDrop Self-Powered LoRaWAN Current Sensor stand out

Self-Powered

Harvests power from the monitored conductor; no batteries or charging cables required.

Clip-On Split-Core

Non-contact split-core current transformer installs in minutes with minimal disruption.

Six Current Ranges

Models from 300 A to 4000 A XL to fit a range of conductor sizes.

Reliable Telemetry

Transmits with high reliability, including from inside metal panels.

Sensor Types

Capabilities of this sensor

Current Sensor
Energy Monitoring

Specifications

Technical details for Vutility HotDrop Self-Powered LoRaWAN Current Sensor

Measurements

ParametersAmperage, max amperage, min amperage, amp-hours
Current RangesSix models, 300 A to 4000 A XL
Max VoltageUp to 600 V AC conductors

Wireless

NetworkLoRaWAN with dual-cipher encryption

Physical

FormClip-on split-core current transformer

Power

Power SourceSelf-powered; harvests energy from the measured conductor

* Specifications are subject to change without notice. Please refer to the manufacturer's documentation for the most up-to-date information.

Applications

Discover how Vutility HotDrop Self-Powered LoRaWAN Current Sensor can transform your operations

Building Automation

Circuit- and panel-level current/energy monitoring in commercial buildings.

Manufacturing

Machine and equipment current monitoring for energy and uptime insight.

Utilities

Distributed load monitoring across electrical panels.

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