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Current transformer MSC-TCOFdryRoHSprimary
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Characteristics
- Type
- current
- Configuration
- dry
- Norms
- RoHS
- Other characteristics
- primary, closed, precision
Description
Product Description:
- Current transformer for primary current up to 36A. Cable opening Ø9.5mm. Wire output length 630 mm. Ideal for sub-metering.
Electrical Characteristics:
- Current measurement up to 36A, with 1% accuracy.
Physical Characteristics:
- Housing with an opening diameter for conductor up to Ø9.5 mm.
- External dimensions: Ø21 mm.
- Wire output length 630mm to connect to MSC-TCO-TRI triplet connector.
Advantages:
- Miniature housing.
Standards and Certifications:
- Compliances: CE, RoHS, REACh.
Compatibility:
- Current transformers connect to Enerclip measurement modules models MSC-N1, MSC-N2, MSC-M4, or MAP4-34RJ using an RJ12 cord MSC-1RJ and a connector MSC-TCO-TRI.
Characteristics / Technical Specifications:
- Type: Miniature closed current transformer
- Maximum primary current: 36A
- Conductor opening diameter: Ø9.5 mm
- External dimensions: Ø21 mm
- Wire output length: 630 mm
- Accuracy: 1%
- Compliances: CE, RoHS, REACh
- Compatibility: Enerclip measurement modules (MSC-N1, MSC-N2, MSC-M4, MAP4-34RJ)
- Recommended accessories: RJ12 cord MSC-1RJ, connector MSC-TCO-TRI
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