The Janitza KUW4.2/60-250/1A is a cable current transformer designed for use in energy metering applications indoors. It enables precise measurement of alternating currents in insulated cables with a primary current of 250 A and a secondary current of 1 A. The accuracy class 1 and rated power of 0.5 VA ensure reliable measurement results with low energy consumption. Thanks to its split-core technology, the transformer can be installed without interrupting the circuit, making installation particularly easy and quick. The maximum cable opening of 2 x Ø 42 mm makes it suitable for a wide range of cable diameters. The transformer complies with the international standard IEC 61869-2 and is designed for operating temperatures from -10 °C to +55 °C, with relative humidity between 5 % and 85 %, without condensation. The protection class IP20 safeguards against contact with moving parts and is suitable for use in enclosed, dry indoor environments. The secondary cable has a length of 5 m, is flexible, and made of 0.5 mm² cable, enabling easy connection to measuring instruments or meters. The insulation material class E (120 °C) ensures high thermal resistance. The thermal short-time rating is 60 x In/1s, and the thermal continuous current is 100 %, allowing high load capacity under transient conditions. The rated insulation level of 0.72/3/- kV and the rated frequency of 50/60 Hz make the transformer suitable for standard grid voltages.

Technical Data

• Primary current: 250 A
• Secondary current: 1 A
• Accuracy class: 1
• Rated power: 0.5 VA
• Turns ratio: 60/1 A to 1000/5 A
• Conductor passage: 42 x 84 mm
• Suitable for insulated cables: up to max. 2 x Ø 42 mm
• Weight: 0.7 kg
• Secondary cable: L=5 m, 0.5 mm², flexible
• Standard: IEC 61869-2
• Protection rating: IP20
• Ambient temperature: -10 °C to +55 °C
• Relative humidity: 5 % to 85 %, no condensation
• Thermal short-time rating: 60 x In/1s
• Thermal continuous current: 100 %
• Rated insulation level: 0.72/3/- kV
• Rated frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Insulation material class: E (120 °C)