Honeywell CS Series Current Transformer 90 A

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RS Stock No.:
181-2141
Distrelec Article No.:
303-01-476
Mfr. Part No.:
CSNP661
Brand:
Honeywell
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Brand

Honeywell

Product Type

Current Transformer

Series

CS

Primary Current

90A

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

100°C

Width

36.6mm

Depth

14.45mm

Standards/Approvals

RoHS, UL, CE

Mount Type

Screw, PCB

COO (Country of Origin):
CN

Honeywell Current Transformer, 12 to 15V DC Supply Voltage, +0.5% Accuracy - CSNP Series - CSNP661


Use this current transformer from Honeywell to monitor currents in your industrial applications. It has a current sensing range of +90A and can detect both AC and DC currents for versatility. This unit has pins for through-hole mounting to your PCB, so you can create a permanent vibration-proof connection. Thanks to its thermoplastic housing, it's insulated to protect you from electrical hazards, ensuring safe installation and operation.

Features & Benefits


• Quick response time of less than 0.5μs for optimal performance

• Broad operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C for use in demanding conditions

• Accuracy of +0.5% to ensure precise results

Applications


• Electrical panels

• Power distribution systems

What's the operating voltage of this current transformer?


This current transformer has an operating voltage range of 12 to 15V DC for use in low-power systems.

High current & Multi-range (AC & DC)


Flexible alternative to the current shunt or transformers for the isolated measurement of a.c. or d.c. currents. Both types have plastic Bayblend KU1468 UL94-VO cases.,High current types have current sensors based on the hall effect and null balance method. The output is the balancing current which is a perfect image of the primary current reduced by the number of secondary turns at any time. It can be expressed as a voltage by passing it through a resistor.,Multi-range types are similar devices but with a wider measuring range. Up to 36A is possible using 5 primary turns and up to 43A using 7 primary turns.

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