LEM AK Series Current Transformer 5 A 150 V ac, 24V dc 21.7 mm Bore
Technical documents
Specifications
Brand
LEMProduct Type
Current Transformer
Series
AK
Primary Current
5A
Minimum Operating Temperature
-20°C
Maximum Operating Temperature
50°C
Standards/Approvals
No
Maximum Operating Frequency
400Hz
Mount Type
Panel Mount
Minimum Operating Frequency
10Hz
Bore Size
21.7mm
Supply Voltage
150, 24V ac
Country of Origin
United States
Product details
AK/AKR Series Split Core
Measurement of ac sinusoidal waveform currents
Large aperture
Easy to mount
AK - B10 Series
10 to 50A and 100 to 200A ac self powered current transducers with analogue output
Applications include remote monitoring of automation systems, data loggers and panel meter power consumption
AKR - B420L Series
High isolation between primary and secondary circuits
Use these products for non linear loads or in "noisy" power environments
AK - B420L Series
RMS voltage output signal
High isolation between primary and secondary circuits
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€ 550.87
€ 550.87 Each (ex VAT)
Stock information temporarily unavailable.
1
Technical documents
Specifications
Brand
LEMProduct Type
Current Transformer
Series
AK
Primary Current
5A
Minimum Operating Temperature
-20°C
Maximum Operating Temperature
50°C
Standards/Approvals
No
Maximum Operating Frequency
400Hz
Mount Type
Panel Mount
Minimum Operating Frequency
10Hz
Bore Size
21.7mm
Supply Voltage
150, 24V ac
Country of Origin
United States
Product details
AK/AKR Series Split Core
Measurement of ac sinusoidal waveform currents
Large aperture
Easy to mount
AK - B10 Series
10 to 50A and 100 to 200A ac self powered current transducers with analogue output
Applications include remote monitoring of automation systems, data loggers and panel meter power consumption
AKR - B420L Series
High isolation between primary and secondary circuits
Use these products for non linear loads or in "noisy" power environments
AK - B420L Series
RMS voltage output signal
High isolation between primary and secondary circuits