SPA / SPAX

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Description
HC power current transducers are with design of reading base accuracy & non zero adjustment required very ideally applied for an accuracte measurement of AC current input. Self power mode design is to simplize wire connection without external power particularly useful for user in field application. Models are available for one voltage & three voltage units with average responding scaled to RMS output.
Specification
  • Accuracy : 0.25% RD + 0.02%RO / 23 + 3 oC
  • Input ( each element ) :
    • Range : Effective current 0 - 6A; nominal current 5A
    • Over capability : 15A continuous 50A ... 10sec / hour; 250A ... 1sec / hour; 400A ... 0.5sec / hour
    • Burden : < 2VA at 5A input
    • Frequency : 50 - 70Hz
    • Protection : Full protection for SURGE, EMI & RFI
  • Output ( isolated with input ) :
    • Range :
      • Standard DC 0 to + 1mA
      • DC 0 to +1mA calibration vs 0 to 5A
    • Output load : Maximum 10Kohm for 0 to 1 mA ouput
    • Output impedance > 30 Mega ohm
    • Response time < 400 ms from 0 to 99% RO at operating
    • Ripple < 0.5% P-P RO
    • Long term stability < 0.1% RO per year ( typically )
    • Temperature stability < 0.01% per degree C, from 0 to 55oC
    • Adjustment : Span +5% / 10%; zero +2.5% / 5% on request
    • Protection : No damage ... open or short; full protection ... SURGE, EMI, RFI
    • Magnetic effection < 0.04% at center 400 A-T / M
  • Operation Condition :
    • Enviroment Temperature : -5 ~ 60 oC
    • Humidity : 20~99% RH non condensed
    • Elevation : Under 3000 meters
    • Magnetic Field : 500 A-T / M
    • Waveform : Sinusoidual
    • Dielectric strength : 4KV AC rms 1 minute between input / output / power / case IEC688
    • Impulse Test : ANSI C37.90 / 1989, IEEE 587 / 1983, IEC255-3, 6KV (1.2 * 50 us), 3KA (8 * 20 us) ..... current only
    • Surge Test (ring wave) : IEEE 587 / 1983 (3KV - 0.5 us / 100 KHz), IEC255-3 (2.5KV - 0.25ms / 1MHz)