LEM Current Sensor, ±300 A
Product Information
Current Ratio:
300:1
Mounting Type:
Panel Mount
Series:
HTA
Overall Width:
90mm
Bore Size:
32mm
Maximum Temperature:
+85°C
Sensor Technology:
Open Loop
Minimum Temperature:
-25°C
Overall Depth:
27.5mm
Overall Height:
70mm
Input Current:
300A
Supply Voltage:
15 V
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Yes. Our products in Current Transformers category are shipped in lowest possible time.
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We use our internationally recognized delivery partners UPS/DHL. Collection of ET13995317 can also be arranged for the customer by international shipments through contacting our customer support team. Additionally, you can also search "LEM" products on our website by using Enrgtech's Unique Manufacturing Part Number ET13995317.
Yes. We ship HTA 100-S Internationally to many countries around the world.
This is Current Sensor ±300 A manufactured by LEM. The manufacturer part number is HTA 100-S. It has 300:1 of current ratio. The product is available in panel mount configuration. The product hta, is a highly preferred choice for users. It has an overall width of 90mm. The bore has a 32mm size. The product has +85°c maximum temperature. The sensor utilises open loop, a standard technology in sensor markets. While its minimum temperature is -25°c. Similarly, the product has 27.5mm of overall depth. Moreover, it has 70mm of overall height. It has about 300a input current . Features 15 v supply voltage.
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