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NNrmally Entrgiztd MNdtls 

Used for detecting ground faults and loss of control power.

Output

No Power

Control Power Applied
No Fault

Fault Detected

Output

LED

Output LED

Output LED

N.C.

Closed

Off

Open

On

Closed

Off

N.O.

Open

Off

Closed

On

Open

Off

NNrmally Dt-Entrgiztd MNdtls 

Used for detecting ground faults only.

Output

No Power

Control Power Applied
No Fault

Fault Detected

Output

LED

Output LED

Output LED

N.C.

Closed

Off

Closed

Off

Open

On

N.O.

Open

Off

Open

Off

Closed

On

Setpoint Adjustment

The EGF Series sensors are factory calibrated to trip at the setpoint 

specified by the model number. While it is generally recommended 

not to change this setpoint, it can be done by following the below 

steps.

1.  Connect control power and circuits.  Run a conductor through 

the aperture with current equal to your desired setpoint.

2.  Adjust setpoint to maximum by first removing the setpoint cover.  

Turn the adjustment pot four revolutions counter-clockwise to the 

maximum (least sensitive) setpoint.  The Status LED should be 

off.  The adjustment pot has a slip clutch so that you cannot feel 

or damage the end point.

3.  Dial in the new setpoint by slowly turning the pot clockwise until 

the LED turns on.  The sensor is now adjusted to trip at the cur-

rent that is passing through the aperture.  Reset the sensor.

4.  Relabel the sensor with a new setpoint.  Use a label maker or 

tape with a permanent marker.

Power Supply Notes

All low-current ground-fault sensors are sensitive devices that 

require reasonable care in system design to avoid false trips caused 

by high electrical noise levels.  Keep in mind that the best way to 

reduce noise in a system is to suppress it at its source. 

• 

Keep the sensor power isolated from noisy circuits.

• 

Do not power the sensor with the same circuit that switches contac-

tors or other high current inductive loads.

System Grounding

Good design practice and code require that all AC power systems be 

grounded.  The EGF Series sensors are designed to work on grounded 

AC power systems. They may not operate properly on ungrounded sys-

tems.

Specifications

Specification

Value

Power Supply

120 VAC (Operates from 66-132 V)

Voltage Range

Up to 1,500 VAC (Monitored Circuit)

Power Consumption

2.5 W

Output

Magnetically Isolated Solid State Switch

Output Rating

AC Models: 

   1 A @ 240 V C (2 A for 10 min.) 

DC Models: 

   0.15 A @ 30 VDC (500 mA Momentary)

Response Time

At 5% Over Setpoint: 150 ms 

At 50% Over Setpoint: 100 ms

Setpoint Range

Models Ending -T3: 

   5, 10, or 30 mA (Adjustable by Jumper) 

All Other Models: 

   50 or 100 mA (See “Setpoint Adjustment”)

Frequency Range

50-400 Hz (Monitored Circuit)

Housing

UL94 V0 Flammability Rated

Dimensions

Housing: 2.5 in. H x 2.8 in. W x 1.5 in. D (64 x 71 x 38 mm)

Aperture: 0.75 in. (19 mm)

LED

Green = Power Supply Energized

Environmental

Operating Temperature: +5 to +158°F (-15 to +70°C)

Humidity: 0-95% RH, Non-Condensing

Approvals

UL Recognized, E313337

CE

RoHs Compliant

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EATON 

www.eaton.com

 

Instructions Publication 

P51925

Effective July 2017

CurrentWatch™ EGF Series Ground Fault Sensors

120 VAC Powered, N.O. or N.C.,

Solid State Relay Output

Summary of Contents for CurrentWatch EGF Series

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Page 2: ... monitored through the aperture opening in the switch body making sure all wires are oriented so that current flows in the same direction see Principal of Operation section below These sensors can be located in the same environment as motors contactors heaters pull boxes and other electrical enclo sures Mounting can be done in any position or hung directly on a wire with a wire tie Be sure to leav...

Page 3: ...nt ground fault sensors are sensitive devices that require reasonable care in system design to avoid false trips caused by high electrical noise levels Keep in mind that the best way to reduce noise in a system is to suppress it at its source Keep the sensor power isolated from noisy circuits Do not power the sensor with the same circuit that switches contac tors or other high current inductive lo...

Page 4: ...ensors 2017 by Eaton All Rights Reserved Printed in USA Publication No P51925 004 July 2017 CurrentWatch EGF Series Ground Fault Sensors 120 VAC Powered N O or N C Solid State Relay Output Instructions Publication P51925 Effective July 2017 Eaton Industries GmbH Hein Moeller Straße 7 11 53115 Bonn Germany Eaton W126 N7250 Flint Drive Menomonee Falls WI 53051 USA Eaton Electrical Sector Sensors 1 8...

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