7SFT-162

Current Sense Transformers Overview

The Sifam Tinsley Instrumentation Inc. model 7SFT-162 is a current sense transformer designed for panel mounting applications. It features a primary current rating of 1600 A with a secondary output of 5 A, resulting in a 1600:5 turns ratio. The device operates within a frequency range of 50 Hz to 400 Hz. This component is engineered for industrial electrical monitoring and control systems requiring precise current sensing capabilities.

Current Sense Transformers Feature Summary

• Provides accurate current sensing through a 1600:5 transformation ratio
• Supports operation across a wide frequency spectrum from 50 Hz to 400 Hz
• Designed for secure panel mounting installation

Current Sense Transformers Applications

• Industrial power distribution monitoring
• Electrical panel current measurement
• Motor control system feedback

Current Sense Transformers Procurement Notes

Verify the specific datasheet requirements for the 7SFT-162 to ensure compatibility with your system's voltage and frequency parameters. Confirm that the panel mounting specifications align with your enclosure design. Check for any specific certification requirements such as UL or ANSI compliance relevant to your region. Ensure the 1600 A primary rating meets your maximum load expectations without saturation.

Current Sense Transformers Selection Notes

Select the 7SFT-162 when a high-current AC sensing solution is required for panel-mounted installations. Consider this model for applications operating between 50 Hz and 400 Hz where a 5 A secondary output is standard. Evaluate the physical dimensions and mounting style against available panel space. Compare performance characteristics against other current transformers if higher precision or different ratios are needed.

Current Sense Transformers Part Context

This component belongs to the Sifam Tinsley instrumentation lineup, which specializes in electrical measurement devices. Current sense transformers like the 7SFT-162 are critical for converting high primary currents into manageable secondary signals for meters and relays. They are commonly used in switchgear and industrial automation to provide real-time current data.

Current Sense Transformers Replacement Considerations

Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing wiring and metering equipment before considering alternative models.