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Carlo Gavazzi CPTDINAV51HA3AX DIN rail energy transducer for three-phase electrical monitoring, with 5(6) A CT input, 230 to 347 V L-N, 400 to 600 V L-L and 3 x 20 mA DC analogue outputs.
The Carlo Gavazzi CPTDINAV51HA3AX is a compact and advanced DIN rail energy transducer designed for three-phase electrical monitoring applications. As part of the Carlo Gavazzi CPTDIN advanced transducer range, it converts measured electrical values into 3 analogue 20 mA DC outputs for connection to PLCs, controllers and monitoring systems.
This transducer is ideal for industrial panels, machine control systems and energy management applications where accurate measurement is required without a local display. It supports 5 A current transformer inputs and is designed for low voltage distribution systems, making it suitable for integration into existing electrical monitoring and automation installations.
With voltage measurement ranges from 230 to 347 V L-N and 400 to 600 V L-L, support for 50/60 Hz systems and energy metering for both consumption and generation, the CPTDINAV51HA3AX provides a reliable solution for monitoring power, energy and key electrical parameters in three-phase networks.
Energy transducers such as the Carlo Gavazzi CPTDINAV51HA3AX allow key electrical values to be measured and transmitted to automation equipment using standard analogue output signals. This makes them especially useful in panels where a PLC, controller or monitoring system requires continuous visibility of electrical load, generation or process-related power usage.
The CPTDINAV51HA3AX is designed for DIN rail installation and can be integrated into low voltage electrical panels for machine monitoring, distribution board measurement and energy management. Its three analogue outputs make it particularly useful where multiple measured variables need to be transmitted simultaneously to control or monitoring equipment.
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| Measurement Connection Type | CT connection | |
|---|---|---|
| MID Approval | No | |
| Device Type | Power transducer | |
| Current Input Rating (A) | 5 A (CT) | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | CPTDIN Advanced | |
| Model | CPTDINAV51HA3AX | |
| Product type | Energy transducer / power transducer | |
| Mounting type | DIN rail mounting | |
| Rated voltage range | 230 to 347 V L-N / 400 to 600 V L-L | |
| Voltage inputs | Three-phase network configurations | |
| Current input | 5(6) A via current transformers | |
| Frequency | 50 / 60 Hz | |
| Analogue outputs | 3 x 20 mA DC | |
| Energy metering | Consumption and generation | |
| Measured variables | V, A, Hz, W, VA, var, PF, kWh, kvarh and operating hours | |
| Auxiliary supply | 90 to 260 V AC/DC | |
| Display | None | |
| Approvals | CE / cURus / CSA |
The CPTDINAV51HA3AX is used to measure electrical variables such as voltage, current, power, energy and power factor in three-phase systems, then provide 3 analogue 20 mA DC outputs for monitoring or control systems.
It is designed for compatible three-phase low voltage electrical systems.
The transducer uses 5(6) A current transformer inputs, allowing it to measure current through external CTs.
No. This model is a DIN rail transducer without a local display, designed to transmit measured values through its analogue outputs.
The CPTDINAV51HA3AX provides 3 analogue outputs rated at 20 mA DC for connection to compatible control and monitoring equipment.
Carlo Gavazzi energy monitoring products are widely used by automation engineers, panel builders and electrical specialists to provide dependable measurement, control signal output and visibility across industrial power systems.
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