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Camille Bauer DACT-120 600:1 181264 LVDT Primary current 10 A Secondary current 0.0167 A Line feed-through diameter:120

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Differential current transformer type A for the detection of differential current in grounded AC networks, primary conductor opening 120 mm

  • Input current (current) 10 A
  • Output current 0.0167 A
  • Line feed-through diameter 120 mm

Technical specifications

Product type

LVDT

Primary current

10 A

Secondary current

0.0167 A

0.05 W

Line feed-through diameter

120 mm

Type

DACT-120 600:1

Output current

0.0167 A

Input current

10 A

Through-feed current converter

120 mm

FALSE

10 A

TRUE

0.05 VA

0.0167 A

TRUE

FALSE

Plug-in connection

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User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 3531990 Camille Bauer DACT-120 600:1 181264 LVDT Primary current 10 A Secondary current 0.0167 A Line feed-through diameter:120

Conformity certificate

Conformity certificate 3531990 Camille Bauer DACT-120 600:1 181264 LVDT Primary current 10 A Secondary current 0.0167 A Line feed-through diameter:120

Description

Differential current transformer attachment. The plug-in differential current transformers of the series "DACT" type A detect very small currents. In conjunction with our SINEAX DM5000, AMx000, CENTRAX CUX000 and LINAX PQx000 device variants, they can be used for the differential and fault current monitoring of machines and plants. Highly sensitive current sensor for detecting the smallest residual currents Simple connection using 4-pin WAGO® spring-loaded terminals High safety, thanks to integrated surge protection Flexible use due to a large frequency range Simple and fast mounting. Transmission ratio: 600/1 Primary current: 10 A Accuracy class: 1 round conductors: ⌀ 120 mm.

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