Easy to install and cost-effective. Ideal for retrofits and energy monitoring. Opening diameter 10 mm for currents up to 50 A / Opening diameter 16 mm for currents up to 100 A. Opening diameter 24 mm for currents up to 300 A / Opening diameter 36 mm for currents up to 600 A.
Recommended version for installations at greater distances from the measuring device
Opening diameter: 10mm
Secondary current 333mV
For all energy meters with 333mV secondary input.
Allows for a simple, non-intrusive installation.
Suitable for retrofit and energy monitoring.
Opening diameter 10 mm for currents up to 50 A.
Use and selection of the correct current transformer
The choice depends on the type of application you are dealing with: a machine, a retrofit on an existing switchboard, or the need for a solution that can also work well without inspection.
Master Chips has various models of current transformers in stock to combine with your network analyzers or to be connected to the energy meters managed by us.
The choice of current transformer is often underestimated when measuring electricity consumption. This can lead to discomfort during installation by the operator, as well as introducing measurement errors that can affect the energy measurement of our energy meter. Please refer to our catalogue for more technical information about this item.
We recommend the version with 333mV secondary for installations remote from the measuring instrument.
Product features
BRAND
Pectech
Type
KSCT-10-30/333
Opening diameter
10 mm
Primary
Current
50A
Secondary Current
333 mV
Overload
80A
Accuracy in
the range of 5-120%
=<1%
VA Class
CL1
Secondary
connection
1
mt cable (18AWG) Red(S1) and Black(S2)
Standard
IEC60044-1
Nominal
Voltage
660V
Insulation
Voltage / Insulation class
2kV / CAT III
Nominal
Frequency
50/60
Hz
Operating temperature
-20°C...+50°C
Housing
Self-extinguishing: Nylon IEC185, V0
Weight
0.75
kg
Designed
according to
IEC60044-1
Complete type list
Dimensions
Accuracy
ACCURACY CLASSES
FOR CURRENT TRANSFORMERS
According to the applicable standards
the error limits of the current and the error limits of the phase angle of each
transformer must fall within the data in the
table: