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Current transformer AWF-72dryfor outdoor servicehigh-voltage
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Characteristics
- Type
- current
- Configuration
- dry
- Applications
- for outdoor service
- Electrical characteristics
- high-voltage
- Norms
- IEC
- Other characteristics
- epoxy resin
- Output power kVA
0.02 kVA, 0.03 kVA, 0.06 kVA
(0.0272 hp, 0.0408 hp, 0.0816 hp)- Secondary voltage
140 kV, 180 kV, 225 kV
- Primary current
Min.: 50 A
Max.: 1,200 A
- Secondary current
1 A, 5 A
- Frequency
50 Hz, 60 Hz
Description
Cast in Araldite® UV-resistant cycloaliphatic epoxy resin, this high-voltage (72 kV) outdoor-type current transformer is designed to withstand solar ultraviolet radiation and IEC-defined pollution level III (“Heavy”).
About the Product
Cast in Araldite® UV-resistant cycloaliphatic epoxy resin, this high-voltage (72 kV) outdoor-type current transformer is designed to withstand solar ultraviolet radiation and IEC-defined pollution level III (“Heavy”). This HV current transformer maintains its excellent electrical properties even amidst long-term exposure to salt fog, high temperature, and high humidity.
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