2593340000

Overview

The Weidmüller 2593340000 is a Rogowski coil current-measuring transducer designed for high-current applications. It features an input range of 100 to 5000 A and provides a pulse or mV signal output. The device has a diameter of 70 mm and includes a cable length of 4.5 meters. It operates at frequencies between 50 Hz and 60 Hz with an IP57 degree of protection, suitable for free-hanging in-line installation.

Feature Summary

• Rogowski coil technology for non-intrusive current measurement
• High input capacity up to 5000 A
• IP57 rated enclosure for environmental protection
• Flexible cable configuration for easy installation

Applications

• Industrial power monitoring systems
• Electrical distribution panels
• Energy management solutions
• Motor control centers

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific ordering suffix RCMA-B22-D70-4.5 matches the required cable length and diameter. Confirm that the pulse/mV output signal type aligns with the connected measuring device's input requirements. Ensure the operating frequency range of 50/60 Hz is compatible with the local power grid standards before procurement.

Selection Notes

Select this component when measuring currents exceeding standard transformer limits without breaking the circuit. The 70 mm diameter accommodates conductors of corresponding size. Consider the 4.5 m cable length for routing flexibility. Verify that the receiving equipment can process the specific pulse or mV output format provided by this Rogowski coil design.

Part Context

This part belongs to the Weidmüller RCMA series of Rogowski coil sensors. It serves as a specialized current sensor alternative to traditional iron-core transformers. The model number 2593340000 specifically denotes the configuration with a 70 mm aperture and 4.5 m cable, distinguishing it from other variants in the product family with different dimensions or cable lengths.

Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes must match the 100-5000 A range, 70 mm diameter, and 4.5 m cable length. Verify compatibility of the pulse/mV output interface with existing instrumentation. No generic cross-model replacements are confirmed; specific technical alignment is required.