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Resanta ASN-6000/3-EM 6000 W (63/4/3)

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$249.00
AVR type: electromechanical; Input voltage: 400 V (3 phases); Power (W): 6000; Input voltage (V): 240 – 430; Output voltage accuracy (±), %: 2; Response time (ms): 10; Efficiency (%): 97; Dimensions (mm): 330x680x290; Weight (kg): 34;
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Resanta ASN-6000/3-EM 6000 W
6000 W
9000 W
3 phaseaccurateLC-filter
Type:electromechanical
Power:active 6000 W
Input voltage:240 – 430 V
Efficiency:97 %
Output accuracy (±):2 %
Cooling:passive
Mount:floor
All specifications
Specifications ASN-6000/3-EM
Main
AVR typeelectromechanical
Input voltage400 V (3 phases)
Power6000 W
Specs
Input voltage range240 – 430 V
Output voltage accuracy (±)2 %
Response time10 ms
Efficiency97 %
Voltmeterdigital
Sockets
Terminal connection
Protection levels
Protectionoverheating
high frequency interference
short circuit
overload
over / under voltage
General
Installationfloor
Coolingpassive
IP protection rating20
Carrying handle
Dimensions330x680x290 mm
Weight34 kg
Added to E-Catalogapril 2014
P/N
63/4/3

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