Current transducers
AP/APR Series current transducers feature split-core functionality, compact size, DIN-rail mounting, and quick-connect control signal wiring. Products rely on a patented sensing technique where current is sensed without the use of a traditional magnetic circuit. Technique gives the transducer immunity against saturation from over-current conditions while maintaining an absolute accuracy of bett...
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AP/APR Series current transducers feature split-core functionality, compact size, DIN-rail mounting, and quick-connect control signal wiring. Products rely on a patented sensing technique where current is sensed without the use of a traditional magnetic circuit. Technique gives the transducer immunity against saturation from over-current conditions while maintaining an absolute accuracy of better than 0.8% over a broad range of inputs. Features include user-selectable input ranges from 10 to 400 A, choice of 4-20 mA or 0-5/0-20V outputs, and a large aperture with built-in stress relief.
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