Victron Shunt 2000A/50mV

Victron Shunt 2000A/50mV

The Victron Shunt 2000A/50mV is a necessary component for current meters with an analogue or digital display, as these measurements are normally made at a very low voltage.

Generally the resistance of a shunt is known precisely and is used to determine the intensity of electrical current flowing through this load by measuring the voltage difference across it.

The lower the measuring voltage at the switches, the lower the effects on the remaining circuit of the system.

The shunt of Victron is integrated in the line with the current to be measured. The small voltage that arises from this resistance is evaluated with a meter such as the BMV-700 Battery Monitor and displays values such as the current flow.

To find out if you need a shunt for your display device, please refer to the instructions for the respective device.

Datasheet Victron Shunt 2000A/50mV - SHU202050200

See data sheet Victron Shunt 2000A/50mV - SHU202050200