News | | Dec 05,2025
In applications such as energy, industrial automation, and smart power distribution, current transmitters may seem ordinary, but they are indispensable. They don’t attract as much attention as inverters, nor do they have the imposing presence of circuit breakers. However, the safety of system operation and the accuracy of data often depend on their stability.
However, once it’s placed outdoors, the situation is quite different.
intense heat, humidity , strong electromagnetic interference, sand and dust…
For ordinary transmitters, this is undoubtedly “hell mode”.
Thus, HYB-A1 was born—it was never designed for greenhouse environments from the outset.
It is specifically designed for harsh outdoor environments and is a rugged piece of equipment that can withstand the test.
Do you think 40℃ is hot?
In summer, the temperature inside outdoor power distribution cabinets can easily exceed 60°C, making the equipment feel like it’s in a sauna.
At this point, most transmitters had already begun to drift, but the HYB-A1 was completely different:
Even in an “oven-like” environment, it can still reliably transmit data.


The humidity inside photovoltaic boxes and wind turbine tower cabinets is between 70% and 90% year-round, and condensation may even occur.
How does the HYB-A1 meet this challenge?
In other words, while other similar products treat moisture protection as a major threat, it handles it as a trivial daily matter with ease.
Photovoltaic inverters, transformers, high-voltage lines… these places are all sources of interference.
HYB – A1‘s response was very direct:
When faced with strong interference, it treats it as nothing more than a routine matter.
Current transmitter are mainly installed in the following types of equipment:

Industrial automation : It can monitor the load current of large motors, heating equipment, transformers, etc., detect abnormal conditions in advance, and avoid unplanned downtime.
In short, the HYB-A1 transmitter is a device that engineers can basically trust after installation.
Its features can be summarized as: heat resistance, moisture resistance, anti-interference, strong overload capacity, stable data output, and peace of mind.
benefits does it bring ?
More accurate data, less maintenance, more reliable systems, and lower project failure rates.
If your project is located in an outdoor environment with high temperature, high humidity, or strong interference, then the HYB-A1 may be the partner you have been looking for—the kind of partner that is more reliable in harsher environments.
Compay:HEYI Electrical Co., Ltd.
Brand: HEYI/ASCT
Contact: Bethy
E-mail: heyi@heyiele.com
Tel: 86-13968747975
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