

The RCMP20-01 series is a residual direct current monitoring module (RDC-M module) that monitors ground-fault, residual, or leakage currents in single-phase or multi-phase installations. It is suitable for integration into Mode 3 electric vehicle charging systems in compliance with IEC 62955.
Fault currents in ac and dc may occur in EV charging stations. Common Type A RCDs do not detect dc currents, and this type of fault can blind the protection device, leaving users exposed to electrical shock. Installing the RCMP20-01 series as a dc fault sensor in Mode 3 charging stations ensures proper protection when used in combination with a Type A RCD.
Permanently connected ac electric vehicle charging stations are considered Mode 3 charging according to IEC 61851-1 and IEC 60364-7-722. The RCMP20-01 series monitors residual dc currents that Type A RCD protection does not detect.
The RCMP20-01 series continuously monitors dc residual currents. When fault current exceeds threshold values, the device sends a trip signal. Coupled with an appropriate switching device, the module meets RDC-M module requirements.
- Proprietary ASIC
- High EMI resilience
- Integrated PCB
- Optional integrated load conductors
- Higher cross-sectional area of integrated conductors
- Largest current transformer aperture in industry
- Flexible design for OEM - Vertical or horizontal mount - Open or 2-4 integrated conductors
- Wide variants range and customization optionsavailable for high volume customers
- Test Function
- Ensures supply chain continuity
- Proven design prevents nuisance (false) circuit trip
- Lessens components on reference board and reduce installation time, compact design and less complexity
- Excellent thermal characteristics minimizes PCB temperature rise,allowing more compact design
- Supports higher charging currents
- RCMP series allows space optimization by adapting itself to the design
- RCMP series can be completely adapted to a specific design to fit inaperture, dimensions, weight and performance
- Self-diagnostic of any possible disfunction