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Current transformer EWF-10D SERIEScast resinfor indoor serviceIEC
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Characteristics
- Type
- current
- Configuration
- cast resin
- Applications
- for indoor service
- Norms
- IEC
- Other characteristics
- epoxy resin
- Primary voltage
12 kV
- Primary current
Min.: 15 A
Max.: 1,200 A
- Secondary current
1 A, 5 A
- Frequency
50 Hz, 60 Hz
Description
2-core current transformers designed for 12kV (max.) power systems for use with measuring (or monitoring) instruments and protective relays, these products are cast in Araldite® epoxy and meet the requirements of all major electrical standards.
The EWF-10D Series two-core current transformers are designed for 12 kV (max.) power systems and intended to be used with measuring (or monitoring) instruments and protective relays. Insulated with Araldite® epoxy resin, these current transformers meet the requirements of all major electrical standards. In addition to superior insulation, these products are also characterized by high mechanical properties and excellent resistance against moisture.
• Indoor application
• Cast in Araldite® epoxy resin
• Standards: IEC or IEEE
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