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FL-CG2 | 300A 75mV DC Shunt Resistor for Ammeter

The FL-CG2 300A 75mV DC shunt resistor for ammeter is designed for accurate current measurement in DC circuits, ideal for use with voltmeters, ammeters, and energy monitoring systems. Manufactured with high-conductivity brass terminals and a manganin resistance strip, this shunt provides stable performance with minimal temperature drift.

ELEHUB’s FL-CG2 series is built to meet demanding industrial requirements, offering 0.2% or 0.5% precision for applications like EV charging, solar systems, and battery monitoring. If you’re seeking a reliable 300A 75mV DC ammeter shunt resistor, this model delivers dependable long-term results.

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Specifications

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Model:FL-CG2
 Current:75-200A, 250-300A, 400-1000A
Voltage Drop:50mV, 60mV, 75mV
Material:Brass & Manganin
Accuracy class:0.5%, 0.2%
Main Application:Voltage meter, ammeters, and energy monitoring systems

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Applications

The FL-CG2 series shunt resistor for ammeter is suitable for multiple DC current-sensing environments, especially where consistent voltage drop and accuracy are essential:

EV Battery Monitoring

Tracks high-current flow to protect EV battery systems

EV Charging Stations

Measures DC current accurately during vehicle charging

UPS Systems

Monitors battery charge/discharge rates for uninterrupted power

Solar Inverter Systems

Used to monitor current from PV panels to inverter inputs

Industrial Automation Equipment

Supports current control in production lines

Marine Electric Systems

Assists in DC power monitoring for marine propulsion

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Precision-Engineered for Reliability

We manufacture DC shunt resistors using premium-grade manganin and brass, ensuring high conductivity, thermal stability, and long-term measurement accuracy.

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FAQs

What does a 300A 75mV DC shunt resistor do?

It measures current by producing a small, known voltage drop (75mV) across the resistor when 300A current flows through it. This drop can be read by a meter to calculate current.

Yes, the FL-CG2 is compatible with both digital and analog meters for current monitoring in DC systems.

Yes. Manganin provides strong thermal resistance, and the brass terminals allow safe dissipation in high-current environments.

Yes. The FL-CG2 model is available in ratings from 75A to 1000A and voltage drops of 50mV or 75mV depending on your needs.

How do shunt resistors improve measurement accuracy?

Shunt resistors improve measurement accuracy by providing a precise, low-resistance path for current, producing a proportional voltage drop that allows voltmeters or ammeters to measure DC current reliably.

Read our article: “Shunt Resistor Current Measurement for Accurate Results” to understand the detailed principles and best practices.

The core resistive element is made of manganin, a material known for low thermal EMF and excellent long-term stability.

It should be mounted securely to a heat-dissipating surface, connected in series with the current path, and wired to the voltage-measuring device.

Absolutely. It’s widely used in EV charging stations, solar inverters, battery packs, and DC control systems due to its accuracy and durability.

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