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Highlights & Details
Current transformer 2000/5A 12,5VA C1,0
- Input current (current) 1000 A
- Output current 5 A
- Line feed-through diameter 41 mm
Technical specifications
- Protection class: IP20
- Ambient temperature: -30 °C to +55 °C
- Operating frequency: 50/60 Hz
- Product type
Single phase current transformer
- Fitting type
Screw-fit
- Primary current
1000 A
- Secondary current
5 A
10 VA
- Line feed-through diameter
41 mm
- Accuracy class
1
- Type
4NC5432-2CH21
- Dim
(L x W x H) 77 x 112 x 127.5 mm
- Weight
1092 g
- Output current
5 A
- Input current
1000 A
- Width
112 mm
- Height
127.5 mm
- Length
77 mm
Attachable current transformer
1
41 mm
1
1000 A
10 VA
5 A
FS 10
TRUE
- UKCA
yes
Documents & Downloads
Datasheet
Datasheet 1729265 Siemens 4NC5432-2CH21 4NC54322CH21 Single phase current transformer Primary current 1000 A Secondary current 5 A Line fe
Datasheet 1729265 Siemens 4NC5432-2CH21 4NC54322CH21 Single phase current transformer Primary current 1000 A Secondary current 5 A Line fe
User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 1729265 Siemens 4NC5432-2CH21 4NC54322CH21 Single phase current transformer Primary current 1000 A Secondary current 5 A Line fe
Description
current transformer 2000/5 A 12.5 VA CL 1.0 4NC bushing type current transformer The bushing-type current transformers are used for primary rated currents of 40 A to 3000 A, secondary rated currents of 5 A or 1 A and in the categories 0.2S, 0.5 and 1. They are also suitable for measurement functions with PAC and AI Energy Meter thanks to better accuracy, and are employed in the mechanical engineering sector most commonly for new systems with mid-range power ratings and in plant construction. www.siemens.com/switching-devices. Siemens offers a comprehensive portfolio of protection, switching, measuring and monitoring devices, distribution systems as well as switches and sockets for safe and efficient electrical infrastructure in buildings and industry.






























