PCB with parallel traces to mount current sensor?

[Hobbledehoy]

Let me start off by saying that I have virtually no experience working with electronics. So, I'm sure one of you will be able to answer my simple querry. Basically I have been asked to mount a set of 4 amplifiers in a 19" rack mount. The output voltage from these amplifiers then runs through the following current sensors...

http://www.lem.com/inet/datashee.nsf/0/4132B95A933AABC1C12570D0005D95D2/$file/hy+5_25-P+e.pdf

Right now these current sensors are simply strapped to the side of the amplifiers using plastic ties. I want to tidy things up a bit and stick these current sensors on PCBs that are secured to the rack base. Can I buy PCBs that just have parallel copper traces already etched in? Ideally these boards would be as small as possible given the size of the current sensors. Or is there a single board i could use to attach all three? I know this is a newbish post, but any help you could give would be greatly appreciated.

 

[dknguyen]

There are, however, the >15A that the current sensor measures is probably too much current for a generic PCB. Also, generic boards have 0.100" spacing between the holes. YOur device pins seems to not follow multiples of 0.100" that which will be problem.

 

[Hobbledehoy]

Hmmm... ok, good to know. The important thing here is just to find some simple way to mount the sensor to the rack base. Any ideas?

 

[dknguyen]

Board

Perhaps drill your own wooden boards and connect the pin with regular wires (choosing the gauge as needed).