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Sensor | Current, Voltage & Pressure Sensing Solutions
SHINHOM designs and manufactures a comprehensive range of sensors for precise current, voltage, and pressure measurement. Our portfolio includes closed-loop Hall-effect current sensors, Rogowski coils, voltage sensors, and ceramic pressure sensors, delivering high accuracy, galvanic isolation, and robust performance for applications in industrial automation, renewable energy, EV charging, and process control. With 39+ years of expertise and ISO 9001 & IATF 16949 certifications, we provide reliable sensing solutions for demanding environments.
Why Trust SHINHOM?
28+ Years Experience
ISO 9001, IATF 16949, UL, CE Certified
High Accuracy (Up to 0.2%)
Customizable OEM/ODM Solutions
Advantages of SHINHOM Sensors
High Precision
Achieve measurement accuracy from 0.2% to 0.5%, ensuring reliable data for critical control and protection functions
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Galvanic Isolatio
Hall-effect and transformer-based sensors provide electrical isolation between primary circuits and measurement outputs, enhancing system safety
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Wide Frequency & Dynamic Range
Sensors operate from DC to 200kHz and measure currents from milliamps to 100kA, suitable for diverse applications
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Robust & Reliable
Built with advanced materials (e.g., ceramic for pressure sensors) and protection features , ensuring long-term stability in harsh environments
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Compact & Easy to Install
Small footprints, PCB mount or DIN-rail options, and split-core designs enable quick integration into new or existing systems
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Applications
Industrial Automation
Motor drives, robotics, PLCs, hydraulic/pneumatic systems, process control
Power Systems
Smart grid equipment, power quality monitoring, protective relays, energy metering
Infrastructure & HVAC
Water treatment, building automation, air conditioning systems, pump stations
Electric Vehicles
EV charging infrastructure, battery pack current sensing, onboard chargers
Your Trusted Partner: Our Service Commitment
Pre-Sales Service
Technical consultation to select optimal sensors; sample provision for testing; OEM/ODM design for custom ranges/outputs; flexible pricing with wholesale-friendly MOQs.
In-Sales Service
Strict quality control (IQC, IPQC, FQC); customized packaging and logistics solutions; real-time updates on production status.
After-Sales Service
Technical support for application issues; quality guarantee and traceability; rapid response to feedback and claims.
FAQ
Q: What is the difference between a closed-loop Hall sensor and an open-loop Hall sensor?
A: A closed-loop Hall sensor uses a compensation coil and negative feedback to achieve higher accuracy (0.2%-0.5%), better linearity, and wider bandwidth. An open-loop sensor is simpler and less expensive but has lower accuracy and more temperature drift. Closed-loop is preferred for precision-critical applications like motor drives and solar inverters .
Q: What accuracy can I expect from SHINHOM current sensors?
A: SHINHOM offers sensors with accuracies from 0.2% to 0.5%. For example, our HB1412S91 current transducer provides 0.2% accuracy, while our standard closed-loop Hall sensors offer industrial-grade 0.5% accuracy .
Q: Can SHINHOM provide custom sensors for my specific application?
A: Yes, we offer comprehensive OEM/ODM services. We can customize parameters such as current/voltage ranges, output signals (e.g., 0-5V, 4-20mA), mechanical dimensions, and mounting types to fit your specific requirements .
Q: What is the typical lead time for sensor orders?
A: Standard lead time is typically 2-8 weeks for bulk orders, depending on the model and quantity. Custom designs may require additional time for engineering validation and sampling . Expedited production is available for urgent projects.

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