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5301

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657-5301

Mfr. No:

5301

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Spectrum Control

Description:

Current Transformers - Board Mount 100Ohm . 0025W 5A

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5301 Datasheet (PDF)

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Product Attribute	Attribute Value	Select Attribute
Manufacturer:	Spectrum Control
Product Category:	Current Transformers - Board Mount
RoHS:
Mounting Style:	Through Hole
Current Rating:	5 A
Secondary Resistance:	100 Ohms
Termination Style:	Radial
Length:	23.65 mm
Width:	11.94 mm
Height:	25.15 mm
Brand:	Spectrum Control
Core Size:	9.4 mm
Packaging:	Tray
Power Rating:	2.5 mW
Primary Voltage Rating:	660 mV
Product Type:	Current Transformers
Series:	5300
Factory Pack Quantity:	25
Subcategory:	Transformers

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CNHTS:: 8504319000
USHTS:: 8504314035
ECCN:: EAR99

Current Transformers

Spectrum Control Current Sensors measure AC and DC electrical current as well as transform current from high to low measurable values. The 5300 series offers a current rating of 5A to 100A. The sensors are used in advanced fault-tolerant computers and workstations, telecom, communications, and more. Ideal applications for Spectrum Control Current Sensors are amp meters, watt meters, relays, and cross current compensation.