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EATON Split Core Current Transformers

Eaton split core current transformers are ideal for installing over primary conductors without disconnecting the wires or interrupting the monitored circuit. These current transformers are used in ...Read More

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EATON W190-025A
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W190-025		£531.82
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W190-050		£594.39

Working Mechanism

  • The AC flowing in the main winding produces an alternating magnetic field within the magnetic core.
  • The magnetic core then mutually generates an alternating current in the subsequent winding.
  • With low impedance, this transformer operates in a short circuit.
  • Consequently, the secondary winding's current is dependent on the main winding's current but independent of the load impedance.

Features

  • These split-core current transformers are used in panelboards and control panels.
  • These current transformers offer 5A secondary current.
  • They have a wounded window structure with accuracy for getting optimum values of primary ampere-turns.
  • These current transformers are offered in 25A and 50A current ratings.

Standards and Approvals

  • UL
  • CSA
  • ANSI

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the accuracy of Eaton split core current transformers?

0.30%

How to connect a current transformer?

  • A current transformer is connected in series to the current carrying conductor and an ammeter is connected to the secondary terminal.
  • When arranged, the ammeter provides a full deflection with either 1A / 5A, depending on the turn ratio of the current transformer.
  • The ammeter's scale is then adjusted according to the turn ratio.

What is the frequency rating of Eaton split core current transformers?

60 Hz

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