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Amperage measuring transformer 64/1A

A compact, plug‑in current transformer rated for 64 A primary and 1 A secondary, featuring a 7.5 mm conductor passage, ideal for accurate amperage monitoring in industrial circuits

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MPN WAGO 51291547
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