Current transducer

AC-Current transducer

CC-A-RMS Out2

CC-A-RMS Out2, Transducer Aac

Code: M25152.

  • Output type: 2
  • Analog output: 4…20mA
  • Measure: 5 Aac
  • Paramètre: A ~

INFORMATION

Description

CC-A transducers, convert A.C current to D.C process indicator signal.
The analog output is directly proportional to the input signal, calibrated as a RMS with sinus signal of 50 Hz.

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SPECIFICATIONS

AC power supply
Nominal voltage
24/115/230/400 Vca (-15…+20 %)
Frequency
40…90 Hz
Consumption
2,5 VA
AC power supply, insulation
Test voltage (kV)
3 kV RMS 50 Hz 1min
Pulse test (kV)
4 kV (1,2/50µs)
DC power supply
Nominal voltage
9-18 / 18-36 Vdc 36-72 / 90-140 Vdc
Consumption
2,5 VA
DC power supply, insulation
Test voltage (kV)
2 kV RMS 50Hz 1 min
Pulse test (kV)
3 kV (1,2/50µs)
Current measurement circuit
Nominal current (In)
1 A / 5 A
Phase current measurement
0…150 % In
Allowable overload
300 % In permanent
Consumption
0,2 VA
Measurement accuracy
Phase current measurement
0,2 % FS
Analogue outputs
Displaced output
0,2…2 V / 2…10 V / 4…20 mA
Current mode, nominal range
0…20 mA
Voltage mode: nominal output range
0…5, 10 Vac
Analogue inputs
Load impedance in voltage
> 500 Ω
Load impedance in current
< 500 Ω
Response time
< 300 ms (0…99 % Vn)
Ripple (effective RMS value)
< 0,5 %
Environmental characteristics
Working temperature
-10…+55 °C
Storage temperature
-40….+70 °C
Protection class
IP 20 (Terminals) IP 40 (case)
Standards
Standards
IEC 529, IEC 688, IEC 801, EN 50081-2, EN 50082-2, IEC 1010
Electrical safety, Maximum height (m)
2000
Mechanical characteristics
Weight (kg)
0,31
Size (mm) width x height x depth
45 x 75 x 110 (mm)

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