Current transformer CTP Seriesencapsulatedfor industrial applicationsfor railway applications
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Characteristics
- Type
- current
- Configuration
- encapsulated
- Applications
- for industrial applications, for railway applications, for photovoltaic applications, for medical applications
- Electrical characteristics
- single-phase
- Mounting
- DIN rail mount, surface-mount
- Norms
- IEC, RoHS
- Other characteristics
- primary, secondary, high-accuracy, busbar passing
- Primary voltage
Min.: 0 kV
Max.: 0.7 kV
- Secondary voltage
Min.: 0 kV
Max.: 0.7 kV
- Primary current
Min.: 50 A
Max.: 6,000 A
- Secondary current
1 A, 5 A
- Frequency
Min.: 45 Hz
Max.: 65 Hz
Description
Cable/Bus-bar type current transformer with DIN-rail/busbar and panel mounting facility. Rated primary currents from 50 A to 6000A(depends on the model). Secondary current is availabe in 5A or 1A. The accuracy of the CT is available in 0.2S, 0.2, 0.5S, 0.5 and 1.0(depends on the model).
Phase number: Single phase
Accuracy class: 0.2S, 0.5S, 0.2, 0.5, 1.0
Rated burden: 1.5-10VA
Insulation class: E
Max.system voltage: 0.72KV
Short-time current rating: 40 In /1 s
Extended current rating: 120%
Protection degree: IP20
Mounting: DIN-rail/ bus-bar and panel mounting
Housing material: ABS, self-extinguishing
Conformity: IEC/EN60044-1
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