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The Clip-on transducer NMC 212 is a compact, high-precision low-voltage transducer of the proven NMC series, specifically developed for use in power distribution, switchgear, meter panels and industrial measurement and monitoring systems.

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  • Type Clip-on transducer – NMC 212

The NMC 212 is characterized by its very compact design, high reliability and excellent linearity – ideal for applications where precise measurement signal conversion for current transformers is required (e.g. in measuring stations, energy monitoring systems and automation solutions).

We will be happy to supply this model to you at short notice from stock or configure further variants of the NMC series for you.

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