Transformer current transducer TAA-01005-3637
DIN railsplit-coreprecision

Transformer current transducer - TAA-01005-3637 - SENECA | AUTOMATION INTERFACES - DIN rail / split-core / precision
Transformer current transducer - TAA-01005-3637 - SENECA | AUTOMATION INTERFACES - DIN rail / split-core / precision
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Characteristics

Technology
transformer
Mounting
DIN rail
Other characteristics
precision, split-core
Primary current

Max.: 400 A

Min.: 100 A

Description

The TA-3637 split core current transformers are precision class 0.5 components designed for easy installation. Suitable for current measurement on both cable and busbar systems, they are ideal for use with network power meters, energy counters, and electrical measurement converters. These transformers reduce line current to a secondary circuit value of up to 5 A. Technical Specifications: - Precision Class: 0.5 - Transformation Ratio: 100/5, 150/5, 200/5, 250/5, 300/5, 400/5 (depending on model) - Nominal performance: 1.5 VA - Secondary current: 5A - Frequency: 40-60 Hz - Nominal dynamic DC: 2.5 I.ter@1s - Nominal thermal current dc: 40-80 IpN@1s - Reference voltage: 0.72 kV - Test voltage: 3kV@50Hz (1 min) - Permanent overcurrent: 1.2 In - Safety Factor (FS): ≤5 - Temperature of use: -25..+50°C - Storage temperature: -40..+80°C - Max. through-wire temperature: 70°C - Relative humidity: 90% non-condensing - Isolation in air: Class E - Protection class: IP30 (CEI EN 60529) - Container: Self-extinguishing ABS, protected terminals - Installation type: DIN rail - Hole size: 36x37 mm - Dimensions: 89x111x40 mm - Weight: 720 g - Reference standards: CEI 38-1, IEC 185, VDE 0414, EN600044-1, EN60044-1A

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