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ZMPT101B 0-250V AC Voltage Sensor Module

SKU: CDN-0278 Brand: Compoden Category: Electronics > Electronic Components
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ZMPT101B Single Phase AC Voltage Sensor Module – 0-250V Range

The ZMPT101B is a high-precision single-phase AC voltage sensor module capable of measuring AC voltages from 0 to 250V RMS. Based on a miniature potential transformer, it provides galvanic isolation between the high-voltage AC side and the low-voltage measurement circuit, ensuring safety and noise immunity. The module outputs a corresponding 0–5V AC analog signal, which can be read by any microcontroller with an ADC. It’s ideal for building energy monitors, overvoltage protection systems, and IoT-based power logging applications.

Key Specifications

Specification Value
Input Voltage Range 0–250V AC (RMS)
Output Signal 0–5V AC (adjustable via trimmer)
Supply Voltage 5V DC
Non-linearity <0.2%
Isolation Voltage 2000V
Dimensions 49.5mm × 19.4mm

What You Can Build With This

Compatibility

Works with any microcontroller having an analog input: Arduino Uno/Nano (5V logic), ESP32/ESP8266 (3.3V logic with output scaling), Raspberry Pi (via external ADC), STM32, and more. The onboard potentiometer lets you calibrate the output amplitude to match the microcontroller’s ADC range. For 3.3V systems, simply adjust the trimmer until the maximum expected AC voltage corresponds to ~3.3V peak output.

Wiring Notes

Connect VCC to 5V DC, GND to ground, and OUT to the microcontroller’s analog pin. The AC voltage to be measured connects to the sensor’s high-voltage terminals – no direct connection to the low-voltage side is required due to transformer isolation. Exercise caution when wiring mains voltage; ensure all connections are insulated and the board is mounted securely away from touchable areas.

Why Buy from Compoden

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Is this compatible with Arduino?

Yes, simply connect VCC to 5V, GND to GND, and OUT to an analog pin (e.g., A0). Use analogRead() to sample the instantaneous AC waveform, then calculate RMS values in software. Calibration may be needed using the onboard potentiometer.

Can I measure three-phase AC voltage?

This module is single-phase. For three-phase systems, use three separate ZMPT101B modules, one per phase, with each isolated appropriately. Ensure all three share a common ground on the DC side if your microcontroller uses a single ADC.

Does it require calibration?

The output amplitude is adjustable via the trimmer. Before final use, apply a known reference voltage (e.g., 230V AC) and adjust the potentiometer until the output swing matches your ADC’s input range for accurate RMS conversion.

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