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Last Post 06/02/2010 4:55 AM by  Eyal Braude
CR5220-300 information
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Eyal Braude
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05/30/2010 4:13 AM
    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
    Tony Hodges
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    06/01/2010 2:53 PM
    Dear Sir,

    The terminals are only rated for 600 amps. DO NOT USE THIS DEVICE ABOVE 600 AMPS.
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    06/02/2010 4:55 AM

    Posted By Tony Hodges on 01 Jun 2010 02:53 PM
    Dear Sir,

    The terminals are only rated for 600 amps. Arking can occur at 1,000 amps. Do NOT USE THIS DEVICE AVOVE 600 AMPS.


    Dear Tony,

    I do not understand your response. There are no exposed contacts here, so between which two points can arcing occur?

    We use DC current transducer (CR5220) with a 4-20mA output.

    Returning to my original question... How many mA will the output be if the current rises momentarily to approx. 1000A?
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