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Accuracy
: Class 0.2 |
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Accuracy
: Class 0.5 |
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Accuracy
: Class 1.0 |
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Burden Vs.
Output Voltage |
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Isolation
Transformer |
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Features
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To measure the line phase of
current or power with supreme
accuracy. |
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The linearity is kept within
class 0.1 |
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The phase shift is close to
zero and exceptional even at any
low power factor. |
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The best advantage is to keep
a very supreme accuracy at the
minimal current below 1A. |
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Accuracy
: Class 0.2 / Class 0.5 / Class
1.0 |
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Dielectric
Withholding Voltage (Hi-Pot)
: 4KV per minute |
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Insulation
: More than 100Megger Ohm |
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Application |
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Power Measurement |
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Power Sensor |
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Solid State (Electronic) Energy
Meter |
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Electricity Dispenser |
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Digital Power Meter |
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Precision Power Meter |
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Power Transducer |
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Isolation
(Voltage) Transformer |
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1 : 1 isolation purpose so as
to stabilize from the fluctuation
of noise, voltage, harmonics. |
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Accuracy : Class 0.5 |
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Excellent accuracy in the isolation
purpose |
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Current Ratio : 1250 / 1250 |
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Customers'
Design Welcome |
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