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MATEK HCS 150A Hall Galvanometer Current Sensor for FPV RC Systems

$27.08

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Description

Key Selling Points

High Precision Hall Effect Current Sensor for accurate power monitoring in FPV drones.
Designed for MATEK flight controllers and power distribution boards ensuring seamless integration.
Compact and lightweight form factor ideal for space-constrained FPV builds.
Measures up to 150A current support for various high-power FPV applications.
Easy to install and calibrate providing reliable current measurement data.

Technical Specifications

Sensor Type	Hall Galvanometer Current Sensor
Max Current	150A
Brand	MATEK
Model	HCS-150A
Compatibility	FPV RC Systems
Origin	Shenzhen China

FAQ Q&A

Q: What is the maximum current this sensor can measure?

A: This MATEK HCS-150A Hall Current Sensor can accurately measure up to 150 Amperes.

Q: Is this current sensor compatible with any flight controller?

A: While designed for MATEK systems, it can be integrated with other flight controllers that support Hall effect current sensor inputs. Please check your flight controller's documentation for compatibility.

Q: What are the common applications for this sensor?

A: It is primarily used in FPV drones and other RC applications to monitor real-time current draw, enabling accurate battery consumption tracking and flight performance analysis.