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P51000 High Voltage Transducer | Input up to ±125 V | Current measurement | Energy metering

Description

P51000 High Voltage Transducer | Input up to ±125 V | Current measurement | Energy metering

High Voltage transducer for current measurement with shunt resistor in systems up to 4800 V

  • Overload-protected current measurement via shunt resistor from amps to kiloamps with up to 10 switchable calibrated ranges
  • Short circuit recognition
  • Monitoring and control of traction motors and converters
  • Rated isolation voltage up to 4800 V AC/DC
  • Housing offers protection against contact and pollution for added safety
  • Circuit monitoring with self-diagnostics
  • Selectable input ranges and floating standard signal outputs for flexible, easy system integration
  • Integrated broad-range power supply
  • Resistant in tough conditions: extreme temperatures, shock, vibration and harsh EMC environments 

Maximum flexibility is achieved through a new housing concept — specifically designed for rolling stock. With integrated broadrange power supply and a unique combination of safety functions.

Electric as well as diesel-electric locomotives and multiple units (EMU/DEMU) require multifold monitoring and control of electric energy. Voltage and current sensors used for this purpose need to meet the special demands posed by railway operations.

Of particular concern are fire and smoke protection, electrical safety, as well as robustness towards extreme environmental conditions, mechanical stress and EMI influences.

The P50000 transducer series was specifically designed for applications on locomotives and multiple units for short circuit recognition, monitoring and control of traction motors and converters, auxiliary converters, accumulator batteries and others. A brand new feature is the flexibility provided by switchable measuring ranges and an integrated broad-range power supply.

Comprehensive certifications and conformity with railway standards make the devices the ideal choice for railway applications.

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Technical details

Function: Current measurement via shunt resistor on high potential
Input: 0 ... (±)30 mV up to 0 ... (±)100 V
Output: 0 ... (±)5 V, 0 ... (±)10 V, 0 ... (±)20 mA, 4 ... 20 mA
Isolation AC/DC: up to 4,800 V
Test Voltage: 12/18 kV AC
Power Supply: 24 ... 230 V AC/DC
Cutoff Frequency: Switchable cutoff frequency 14 kHz (P51x00) and 10 Hz, other cutoff frequency on request
Ambient operating temperature: –40 ... 85 °C
Dimensions (W x L x H): 72.5 x 182 x 116 mm
Special features: Diagnostics of input/output circuits and device function, For use on rolling stock (EN 50155), Highly accurate version available for energy measurement on board trains (EN 50463)
Standards: EN 45545-2, EN 50121, EN 50155:2021, EN 50463, EN 61373, UL 347
Product Category: High Voltage Transducer

Downloads

Manuals

[13370] User Manual (DE, EN, FR)
P50000
Transducers for High Voltage and Current Measurement
Version 02

Brochures

[18000] Brochure
Precision Devices for the Rail Industry

Data Sheets

[13380] Data Sheet
P50000
Product Description | Specifications | Product Range

Certificates

[13994] Certificate TÜV Süd
Tested according to: EN 50155:2021 and EN 45545-2:2020
Types ProLine P51000K, P51100K, P52000K, P52100K
Test report no.: KB102157T | 2024-05-10
[13622] EU Declaration of Conformity (DE, EN, FR)
No. EU210121B | 2021-01-21
Transducer P51000, P52000
[14170] Intermediate Statement of Verification
EC Type Examination
Subsystem: Rolling Stock
Series P51x00K11, Series P52x00K11
[12071] Certificate of Compliance (UL)
P41000, P42000, P43000, P44200, P51000, P52000
MOTOR CONTROLLER ACCESSORIES OVER 1500 VOLTS
No. UL-US-L356768-11-22503102-1 | 202406-28

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