ESUSK 3 - Current transformer
The ESUSK 3 current transformer is a compact, split-core low-voltage measuring transformer of the proven ESUSK series, specially developed for use in power distribution, switchgear, meter panels and industrial measurement and monitoring systems.
Main technical features:- Type Split-core current transformer (Split-Core-Type) – ESUSK 3
- Primary conductor bore For round conductors up to max. Ø 30 mm (opening dimensions approx. 27 × 32 mm)
- Maximum operating voltage Um ≤ 0.72 kV
- Rated frequency 50–60 Hz
- Insulation class E
- Insulation test voltage 3 kV, 50 Hz, 1 min
- Dimensions (approx.) Width 80 mm × height 60 mm × depth 40 mm
- Weight (approx.) 0.25–0.35 kg (depending on version)
- Mounting Quick mounting thanks to split-core design, screw or clamp fastening possible
The ESUSK 3 current transformer stands out for its simple retrofitting without interrupting the circuit, high reliability and flexible adaptation – ideal for applications requiring backward-compatible installation and precise measurement in existing systems (e.g. retrofit projects, extensions of distribution systems, energy monitoring with moderate power requirements).
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