Isolation transformer TTV126powerinstrumentencapsulated
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Characteristics
- Type
- power, isolation, instrument
- Configuration
- encapsulated
- Applications
- for electrical networks
- Electrical characteristics
- voltage, medium-voltage
- Protection level
- IP20
- Primary voltage
Min.: 1.2 kV
Max.: 6 kV
Description
Description
Voltage measurement transformer, model TTV126. Designed for electrical measurement and monitoring applications, rated power 50/25 VA and accuracy class 0.5, for primary insulation levels 1.2/6 kV.
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Features / technical specifications
Voltage measurement transformer, model TTV126. Designed for electrical measurement and monitoring applications, rated power 50/25 VA and accuracy class 0.5, for primary insulation levels 1.2/6 kV.
Available documents
- Datasheet (file: 3858.pdf)
- Available options (file: OPT_TRASF.pdf)
- Certifications (file: 6175.pdf)
Images
- TTV126.jpg (main product image)
- Ingombro_TTV126.jpg (dimensional drawing)
Features / technical specifications
- Model: TTV126
- Type: Voltage measurement transformer
- Power: 50/25 VA
- Accuracy class: 0.5
- Primary voltage / insulation level: 1.2/6 kV
- Manufacturer: FRER
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