Function:
- Current Measurement: CTs are used to step down high currents to a standard level (e.g., 1 Amp) for metering purposes.
- Voltage Measurement: VTs are used to step down high voltages to a standard level for metering purposes.
- Metering: The stepped-down values from the CTs and VTs are then fed to meters to measure current, voltage, power, and energy.
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CTR (Current Transformer Ratio):
The CTR, in this case, 50-100-200 / 1 Amp, indicates the ratio of the primary current (50, 100, or 200 Amps) to the secondary current (1 Amp).
- Example: A CT with a CTR of 100/1 means that a primary current of 100 Amps will produce a secondary current of 1 Amp.
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Applications:
- Power Distribution Systems: Used to monitor and measure electrical parameters in power distribution networks.
- Power Distribution Systems: Used to monitor and measure electrical parameters in power distribution networks.
- High-Voltage Applications: Suitable for use in high-voltage systems where direct measurement of high currents and voltages is impractical.
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Types:
- Pole-Mounted: Designed for installation on poles for outdoor applications.
- Pole-Mounted: Designed for installation on poles for outdoor applications.
- Indoor: Suitable for installation in substations or other indoor environments.
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Combined CT-VT Metering Units:
These units combine both CTs and VTs in a single package for comprehensive metering.
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