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Leviton® VerifEye™ CDE02-R11 Solid Core Sub-Metering Current Transformer, 200:0.1 Current Ratio, 200 A Primary, 0.1 A Secondary
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Leviton® VerifEye™ CDE02-R11 Solid Core Sub-Metering Current Transformer, 200:0.1 Current Ratio, 200 A Primary, 0.1 A Secondary
SKU1280408
MFGR #CDE02-R11
Your Cost: $31.74/ea
Leviton® VerifEye™ Current Transformer, Solid Core Sub-Metering, 200:0.1 Current Ratio, 200 A Primary Current, 0.1 A Secondary Current, 0.67 in ID x 1.65 in OD x 0.71 in THK
Leviton® VerifEye™ Current Transformer, Solid Core Sub-Metering, 200:0.1 Current Ratio, 200 A Primary Current, 0.1 A Secondary Current, 0.67 in ID x 1.65 in OD x 0.71 in THK
Application Commercial, Institutional, Industrial, Government and Residential Applications ARRA Compliant C Buy American Compliant C Catalog Number CDE02-R11 Country of Origin US Currency USD Dimensions 0.67 in ID x 1.65 in OD x 0.71 in THK EU RoHS Indicator C Gross Weight Per Pack 0.2200 lb Gross Weight per Pack Metric 0.10 Gross Weight UOM Metric kg Hazard Class N Height 8.7500 in Height [Metric] 1.9050 cm Length 11.7500 in Length [Metric] 17.7800 cm Standard UL916 Type Solid Core Sub-Metering UNSPSC 39121032 UPC 11 07847754731 UPC 12 078477547311 Width 4.00 in Width [Metric] 10.1600 cm Stock Status NONSTOCK Brand Leviton® Manufacturer Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc. Current Ratio 200:0.1 Primary Current 200 Secondary Current 0.1 Commercial, Institutional, Industrial, Government and Residential Applications Solid core CTs are cost effective and less susceptible to damage during installation. Solid core current transformers are cost effective transformerive and less susceptible to damage during installation Solid core current transformers slip over power lines to measure the electrical current f The current transformer secondary wires current transformer to the meter facilitating power and e They are comp current transformer and cost effective transformative Solid core current transformers are accurate (0.3% maximum error) For installation, power must be de-energized and the circuit opened in order to slip the current transformer over the power line
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| Application | Commercial, Institutional, Industrial, Government and Residential Applications |
| ARRA Compliant | C |
| Buy American Compliant | C |
| Catalog Number | CDE02-R11 |
| Country of Origin | US |
| Currency | USD |
| Dimensions | 0.67 in ID x 1.65 in OD x 0.71 in THK |
| EU RoHS Indicator | C |
| Gross Weight Per Pack | 0.2200 lb |
| Gross Weight per Pack Metric | 0.10 |
| Gross Weight UOM Metric | kg |
| Hazard Class | N |
| Height | 8.7500 in |
| Height [Metric] | 1.9050 cm |
| Length | 11.7500 in |
| Length [Metric] | 17.7800 cm |
| Standard | UL916 |
| Type | Solid Core Sub-Metering |
| UNSPSC | 39121032 |
| UPC 11 | 07847754731 |
| UPC 12 | 078477547311 |
| Width | 4.00 in |
| Width [Metric] | 10.1600 cm |
| Stock Status | NONSTOCK |
| Brand | Leviton® |
| Manufacturer | Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc. |
| Current Ratio | 200:0.1 |
| Primary Current | 200 |
| Secondary Current | 0.1 |
| Commercial, Institutional, Industrial, Government and Residential Applications |
| Solid core CTs are cost effective and less susceptible to damage during installation. |
| Solid core current transformers are cost effective transformerive and less susceptible to damage during installation |
| Solid core current transformers slip over power lines to measure the electrical current f |
| The current transformer secondary wires current transformer to the meter facilitating power and e |
| They are comp current transformer and cost effective transformative |
| Solid core current transformers are accurate (0.3% maximum error) |
| For installation, power must be de-energized and the circuit opened in order to slip the current transformer over the power line |