MI5 Carlo Gavazzi, Inc., MI5 Datasheet - Page 2
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MI5
Manufacturer Part Number
MI5
Description
TRANSFORMER, 1-PHASE CHASSIS MOUNT CTS FOR USE W/TYPE SM115 AMPLIFIER, MAX AMP:2
Manufacturer
Carlo Gavazzi, Inc.
Type
Inductiver
Datasheet
1.MI20.pdf
(2 pages)
Specifications of MI5
Current, Primary
5 A
Diameter, Inside
10.5 mm
Function
Current
Height
45 mm
Length
52 mm
Output
Relay
Primary Type
Current
Range, Measurement
5 A
Standards
UL Listed
Technology
Inductive
Termination
Cable
Transformer Type
AC Current
Voltage, Switching
4 Vpk
Width
16 mm
Lead Free Status / Rohs Status
RoHS Compliant part
For Use With
Control relays
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MI 5, MI 20, MI 100, MI 500
Dimensions
General Specifications
Ambient temperature
Connection cable
Weight
Material/colour
Approval
MI 5, MI 20
- 20° to + 60°C (- 4° to + 140°F)
2 m PVC, 2 x 0.25 mm
MI 5, MI 20
MI 100, MI 500 270 g
ABS, light grey
UL
70 g
2
MI 100, MI 500
Mode of Operation
The metered conductor is
drawn through the central
hole of the current metering
transformer. Drawing the con-
ductor through the hole sev-
eral times makes it possible
to meter currents below the
nominal range.
If the conductor is drawn
through the central hole e.g. 5
times, the metering trans-
former will register 50 A when
the current in the conductor
is 10 A.
In amplitude and phase the
output voltage is proportional
to the phase current metered.
4 V
the rms-value of the nomi-nal
phase current.
p
will then be equal to