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Carlo Gavazzi CPTDINAV51LV3AX three phase DIN rail energy transducer with 230-347 V L-N, 400-600 V L-L measurement range, 5(6) A CT input, 3 analogue 20 mA DC outputs and 3 analogue 10 V DC outputs.
The Carlo Gavazzi CPTDINAV51LV3AX is a compact and advanced DIN rail mounted energy transducer designed for accurate monitoring of key electrical variables in industrial power distribution, machinery and automation systems. As part of the Carlo Gavazzi CPTDIN Advanced series, it provides reliable measurement with multiple analogue output options for integration with PLCs, controllers, data acquisition systems and building management platforms.
This transducer is designed to measure important electrical parameters including voltage, current, frequency, active power, apparent power, reactive power, power factor and energy values. Its analogue outputs allow selected measured values to be transmitted as standard current and voltage signals, making it suitable for continuous monitoring, control and energy supervision applications.
With support for 230-347 V L-N, 400-600 V L-L systems and 5(6) A current transformer inputs, the CPTDINAV51LV3AX is well suited to three-phase energy monitoring applications. Its compact DIN rail housing enables straightforward installation inside electrical control panels, switchgear assemblies and distribution boards.
Energy transducers such as the Carlo Gavazzi CPTDINAV51LV3AX convert measured electrical values into analogue output signals that can be used by PLCs, data loggers, remote I/O systems and automation controllers. This allows operators and engineers to monitor power consumption, electrical load and system performance from a central control platform.
The CPTDIN Advanced series is designed for compact installation and dependable measurement in demanding electrical environments. Its combination of multiple current and voltage analogue outputs makes it useful for applications where several proportional electrical signals are required from the same transducer.
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| Measurement Connection Type | CT connection | |
|---|---|---|
| Current Input Rating (A) | 5 A (CT) | |
| Device Type | Power transducer | |
| Manufacturer | Carlo Gavazzi | |
| Series | CPTDIN Advanced | |
| Model | CPTDINAV51LV3AX | |
| Product type | Energy transducer / power transducer | |
| Measurement system | Three-phase | |
| Voltage range | 230-347 V L-N / 400-600 V L-L | |
| Current input | 5(6) A via current transformers | |
| Auxiliary supply | 18-60 V AC/DC | |
| Frequency | 50 / 60 Hz | |
| Analogue current outputs | 3 × 20 mA DC outputs | |
| Analogue voltage outputs | 3 × 10 V DC outputs | |
| Measured variables | V, A, Hz, W, VA, var, PF, kWh, kvarh and hours | |
| Energy metering | Consumption and generation | |
| Mounting type | DIN rail mounting | |
| Approximate dimensions | 83.5 × 45 × 98.5 mm |
The CPTDINAV51LV3AX is used to measure electrical variables in three-phase systems and provide multiple analogue output signals for monitoring and automation systems.
It supports measurement ranges of 230-347 V L-N and 400-600 V L-L.
The unit is designed for 5(6) A current transformer inputs, making it suitable for standard CT based energy measurement systems.
The CPTDINAV51LV3AX includes 3 analogue 20 mA DC outputs and 3 analogue 10 V DC outputs for transmitting measured values to monitoring or control equipment.
It is typically installed on DIN rail inside electrical control panels, switchgear, distribution boards and industrial automation cabinets.
Carlo Gavazzi CPTDIN energy transducers are widely used by electrical engineers, panel builders and automation specialists who require accurate measurement, compact DIN rail installation and flexible analogue output integration.
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