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Split Core Transducer Temperature Ratings 3545 1
Started by Evran Zihnioglu
What is the operating temperature limits of 603 and 610 series And also, because these transformers are split core, what is the mechanism to fix the core. I am planning to use them in a modest vibration so the one that has better mechanical integrity is the one that I looking for. Regards.
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by Tony Hodges 08/03/2011 9:29 AM |
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200A CT - CR8459? 3626 3
Started by Chuck Brodeur
Need a revinue grade CT capable of measuring 200A with a hole size > .700'. Will the CR8459 work If so, what ratios are available Thanks.
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by Tony Hodges07/25/2011 2:07 PM |
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Are CR3100s insulated or raw metal on the outside? 3529 1
Started by Chris Shearer Cooper
Are CR3100s insulated or raw metal on the outside I'm thinking to put a few of these inside my breaker box to monitor electrical consumption but need to plan for safety ...
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by Tony Hodges07/11/2011 8:27 AM |
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C4411 info 3537 1
Started by Jehan Machado
Hi! I'd like to know some additional info I can't find in the C4411 datasheet. Is the informed accuracy related to the measure point or to the upper range limit What is the value of threshold Thank you!
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by Tony Hodges07/05/2011 11:13 AM |
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CR4395 Max sensed current 3844 1
Started by kirk kerekes
Is there any issue with transient currents passing through the sensing coil significantly in excess of the nominal maximum current My application is managing inrush current on a large 240VAC transformer.
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by Tony Hodges06/24/2011 10:59 AM |
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CR4395 on 50 Hz 3690 1
Started by kirk kerekes
Will the CR4395 function and be durable running on 50 Hz I recognize that the current threshold will probably be inaccurate, but that is not a concern. If it will work on 50 Hz, that would broaden your potential marketplace substantially.
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by Tony Hodges06/24/2011 10:58 AM |
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CRD5170 How to calculate Power field for 3-phase 4122 1
Started by Bud Wycoff
Transducer Name: !04CRD5170-130-30 When requesting 'all data' from this DataStream transducer I receive the following data: >0.87500.50470.88110.50500.00000.00020.25430.15010.666759.973 From this data I calculate each field. Voltage1 = 130*0.8750 =113.75 Current1 = 30*0.5047 = 15.141 Voltage2 = 130*0.8811 =114.543 Current2 = 30*0.5050 = 15.15 Voltage3 = 130*0.0000 = 0.0000 Current3 = 30*0.0002 = 0.0006 Power = 30*130*0.2543 =991.77 When I calc watts ...
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by Bud Wycoff04/28/2011 12:27 PM |
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CR5210S-2-ND 4160 1
Started by Gherson Florez
What is the minimum value of DC current that can measure the Current Transducers CR5210S-2-ND Do you have a more specific data sheet for this reference Thanks, Gherson
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by Tony Hodges04/01/2011 12:34 PM |
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CR4220 loop voltage 4191 1
Started by Rene Huber
The CR4200 devices specify a loop voltage of 24VDC. Would it be possible to operate this sensor at lower voltages, such as 12VDC. The load resistor is 75 ohm.
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by Tony Hodges03/08/2011 8:08 AM |
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isolation amplifier 5210 6037 3
Started by Rajesh Kallur
hi! i have got CR 5210-10 and CR 5210-300 current transducer, and am building a test stand with DAQ. What I want to know is that when you say supply is 24V - 10 it means that there is an isolation amplifier/voltage regulator between the supply circuit and and the transducer circuit, right I need to make sure about this, as I don't want noise in the transducer output,given that my supply can have around 1V spikes at times. Please clarify this, else I need to think of routing the supply thro...
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by Tony Hodges01/31/2011 9:57 AM |
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PNP OR NPN 4480 1
Started by Anthony Rutland
I have a Automation Direct PLC Do-06DR. DC inputs sinking or sourcing. I am switching 0VDC to the inputs and the 24VDC is connected to the input commons. I belive this means the inputs are sourcing. Which CR9321 current switch would I use How would it turn on with only 0VDC at its input and the other wire going to the plc input
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by Tony Hodges12/20/2010 12:10 PM |
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CRD5110 Communications Issues 4679 1
Started by Juan Mustelier
I have been having some issues w/ the CRD5110-300-5 communications both in Windows XP & Windows 7. 1) Windows XP seems to be more reliable than Windows 7 when communicating w/ the CRD5110 device. 2) For some reason the USB to RS-232 to RS-485 to CRD5110 communications links sometimes seems to get jammed up requiring a machine boot, since there is no other way to bring the link back into a working state. Opening & closing the serial port from inside Windows does not revive the link, however, so...
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by Tony Hodges07/22/2010 8:52 AM |
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CR9321-ACA 5758 6
Started by Tony Hodges
I have a CR9321 ACA. I want to use it as an initiate switch for a relay (S1). I've attached a .pdf for the relay. Will I need a snubber for this application Everything is 240VAC.
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by Bob Zockoff06/15/2010 9:14 AM |
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CR5220-300 information 5524 2
Started by Eyal Braude
Dear Sir, We presently use your CR5220-300 transducer. Normally, the current is no more than 250A. Sometimes, for a period of few seconds, the current rises approximately to 1000A. What will be the current output of the transducer when this occurs Thank you. Eyal Braude
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by Eyal Braude06/02/2010 4:55 AM |
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CR8401-1000-G 8289 2
Started by Tony Hodges
We are looking for recommendations for a current sense and GFCI coils for our electric vehicle charging station. We use the Fairchild RV4141AN GFCI controller and are looking to understand the Ir rating on the three parts you offer. Does that number represent the maximum current that flows 180° out of phase in both directions through the coil or the maximum net difference that would appear as a result of a ground fault Our product will pass a maximum of 40A AC, but a dead short ground ...
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by David Lachance03/12/2010 2:14 PM |
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Multiple CR5210 transducers on a single CRPS24VDC Power Supply? 6346 1
Started by Marc Marshall
I'm building a small device to measure several currents with CR5210-2 transducers, and it would be easiest to use a single 24V power supply to power all of them. However, I can't find any information on the max current (or power) that a CRPS24VDC-120 power supply can provide. Is this documented somewhere Alternately, what is the maximum number of CR5210-2 transducers that can be powered by a single CRPS24VDC-120
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by Tony Hodges12/17/2009 8:13 AM |
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CR8401-1000-N 5940 1
Started by Tony Hodges
I am interesting in purchasing one of these ground fault current transformers: CR8401-1000-N CR8410-1000-N CR8420-1000-N I have a couple questions though. 1. We want to measure the current imbalance of 60Hz line pair. So I think if we used one of your transformers we would simply put the wire pair through the core and then what we measure out would be proportional to the current difference. I am not sure if the transformers above are all that you have or if they are the best so...
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by Tony Hodges09/04/2009 9:07 AM |
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CR5400 5011 2
Started by Tony Hodges
I am interested in using the CR5400 in one of our inverter applacations. But I need more information.
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by Tony Hodges09/04/2009 9:02 AM |
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CR4400 Series 5317 2
Started by Tony Hodges
I have a machine that is powered with a 20HP 480V motor that drives a nylon bristle abrasive brush that applies a sanded finish to a product. The nylon bristles are sensitive to pressure, too much pressure causes the bristles to melt, too little pressure does not finish the product. The pressure is regulated by an operator with a hand switch that either raises or lowers the bristles to the product. The operator observes an analog amp gauge and raises or lowers the bristles to try to maintain ...
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by Tony Hodges09/04/2009 8:57 AM |
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CR3110-3000 5883 1
Started by Tony Hodges
have been purchasing your CR3110 CTs from Digikey for use in energy monitoring. I like the split core for all of the obvious reasons. Unfortunately the .4' opening is too small for the heavier wire gauges. 2/0, 3/0, 4/0. Do you make any split cores that have a bigger opening I don't want a massive CT as it won't fit into most electrical panels.
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by Tony Hodges09/04/2009 8:44 AM |