Danisense joins Current/OS Foundation

Taastrup, Denmark, September 2025…Danisense, the leader in high-accuracy current sense transducers for demanding applications, has recently joined the Current/OS Foundation, a nonprofit, open partnership dedicated to ensuring reliable and sustainable hybrid AC/DC power distribution in buildings and installations. The aim of the foundation is to promote direct current electrical safety and to enhance energy resilience to ensure reliable access to electricity for all.

Comments Loic Moreau, Sales & Marketing Director at Danisense: “At Danisense, we firmly believe that a swift and intelligent energy transition is possible through the wider adoption of DC microgrids, which are already proving superior to AC networks in several applications.” He continues: “High-precision current measurement plays a key role in defining reliable standards, and we are eager to share our expertise to this crucial area. Joining the Current/OS Foundation was a natural step for us to help shape the future of DC infrastructure.”

“We are very pleased to welcome Danisense as a new partner of the Current/OS Foundation and we are very much looking forward to working together with them in our regular working groups, plenary sessions and partner forums,” says Yannick Neyret, President of Current/OS Foundation. “With its highly specialized knowledge about high-precision current transducers and current sensing, Danisense is an ideal partner for the Current/OS Foundation and we are very happy that they joined us,” concludes Neyret.

For more information about Current/OS Foundation, please click here.

The very compact device (only 130mm x 116mm x 56mm) is equipped with an integrated Voltage Output Module (VOM), which precisely converts the measured current into an easily accessible voltage output via a BNC connector. The DSSIU-1-V supports both 1V and 10V output options, enabling accurate and user-friendly current measurements. Powered by universal mains, it is the ideal solution if customers need to power only one transducer.

Comments Loic Moreau, Sales & Marketing Director at Danisense: “By offering such a voltage conversion, Danisense is simplifying the measuring chain by enabling its customers to have a direct connection of the transducer to instruments like e.g. an oscilloscope.”

Main target applications include flux gate DCCTs, hall effect DCCTs, electric vehicle (EV) test benches, power measurement and power analysis, current calibration purposes as well as precision current sensing.

For further information about Danisense’s new DSSIU-1-V system interface unit please click here.