Chauvin Arnoux HX0073 | Current transformer PROBIX, flexible D = 35mm, 1-350A, 10Hz-3MHz

Name: HX0073 | Current transformer PROBIX, flexible D = 35mm, 1-350A, 10Hz-3MHz
Brand: Chauvin Arnoux
SKU: HX0073
Price: 564.0 EUR
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Manufacturer number: HX0073

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Current transformer PROBIX, flexible D = 35mm, 1-350A, 10Hz-3MHz

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HX0073 | Current transformer PROBIX, flexible D = 35mm, 1-350A, 10Hz-3MHz

Chauvin Arnoux HX0073 | Flexible current transformer MiniAmpFLEX 1 A - 300 ARMS, 10 Hz - 3 MHz, diameter 35 mm.

The flexible current clamp Chauvin Arnoux HX0073 is a MiniAmpFlex current converter of the Chauvin Arnoux Probix series for all oscilloscopes of the Scopix series. The flexible current clamp has an enclosure diameter of 35 mm and measures AC currents up to 300 A with an accuracy of 1% ± 70 mA. The current transformer is ideally suited for measurements in control cabinets or power electronics.

Equipment and highlights:

Measurement range: 1 A to 300 ARMS
Bandwidth: 10 Hz to 3 MHz
Measurement accuracy: 1% ± 70 mA
Enclosure diameter: 35 mm
Cable length: 2 m
Rise time: <110 ns
IEC 61010-2-032
1000 V CAT III, 600 V CAT IV

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Chauvin Arnoux

Chauvin Arnoux stands for highest quality and innovative, highly reliable test equipment in the fields of electrical safety testing, measurement of electrical quantities, power measurement, energy and fault analysis.