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This document provides information about a Low Voltage Current Transformer Model 137MR. It has a window diameter of 5.50 inches, is manufactured to meet ANSI/IEEE C57.13 requirements, and is classified by UL in accordance with IEC 44-1. It is intended for relaying at frequencies between 50-400 Hz, has an insulation level of 600 Volts and 10 kV BIL full wave, and its continuous thermal current rating factor can be found in the provided TRF curve.
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