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SCT024TS-300-5-2 is listed in the Current Sense Transformers range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists PowerUC Electronics. Its product description is 300A/5A 1%. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The SCT024TS-300-5-2 is a non-invasive current sense transformer manufactured by PowerUC Electronics. It features a split-core design for easy installation around conductors without circuit interruption. The device supports a primary current rating of 300 A and provides a secondary output of 5 A, resulting in a turns ratio of 60:1. It operates at standard power frequencies of 50/60 Hz with an accuracy class of 1%. The unit is designed for free-hanging or in-line mounting configurations.
Verify that the specific part number matches the required 300 A primary rating and 5 A secondary output configuration. Confirm the split-core mechanical dimensions align with the target conductor size for proper closure. Ensure the operating frequency range of 50/60 Hz meets the system requirements. Check RoHS compliance status if environmental regulations apply to the deployment environment.
Select this component when non-invasive current measurement is required for high-amperage AC lines. The split-core design facilitates retrofitting into existing installations where disconnecting the load is not feasible. Consider the physical aperture size relative to the cable diameter. Verify that the 1% accuracy class satisfies the precision needs of the metering or protection application.
This model belongs to the SCT024 series of current transformers from PowerUC Electronics. The series focuses on non-invasive sensing solutions for industrial applications. The specific designation indicates the 300 A rating and 5 A output specification within the product line.
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