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    Summation Current Transformer

    Metering Class Sensor

    • Resin moulded current transformer.


    • Tough resilient flame retardant UL-94V0.
    • Temperature range –20°C to 70°C
    • Metering class 1.0, 0.5
    • Test voltage 3Kv 50Hz. 1min.
    • IEC44-1,IEC185,BS3938,DIN42600
    • Insulation Class E , Max 120°C
    • Totally enclosed in tough, self extinguishing mouldings.
    • Operating voltage 0.72KV
    • Normal secondary winding 1A or 5A

    Introduction Phase Angle Error


    Summation CTs obtain the cetorial sum of the currents of several Phase Angle
    lines belonging to one voltage system. The use of these CTs is The phase angle error is not applicable to current
    necessary when the ratios of the main CTs are not equal, In Ip actuated devices but will affect the accuracy of
    order to obtain a correct vectorial sum it is necessary to specify devices that respond to the products, the sums
    the ratio values of the individual main CTs. The use of Is or difference of currents.
    summation CTs is also suggested when the ratios of the main
    CTs are equal, in order to prevent any possible current flows
    between secondary windings. In this case it is not necessary to
    specify CT ratios. Summation current transformers are designed Polarity
    to sum up secondary currents of a number of mains’ CTs. The
    numbers of mains’ CTs to be totaled may ranged from 2 to 6 and X1
    are available for 1A or 5A secondary current ratings.
    H1 Current transformer polarity can be defined by
    Summation current transformers enable the summation of
    several synchronous alternating currents with similar phase permanent markings ( typically H 1 – X 1 ) or
    position, though with different loaded phase shifts. polarity dots.

    In the connection of main transformers of differing nominal


    transmissions ratios care must be taken to adhere to the
    assigned connection that the input of the summation current 1P1 1P2 2P1 2P2 3P1 3P2 4P1 4P2 5P1 5P2 6P1 6P2
    transformer is designated for.

    If a summation current transformer possesses an unused primary


    circuit for the eventual connection of an further main transformer,
    then this circuit must remain open. The transformer must not be
    short-circuit connected! S1 S2

    Accuracy
    Wiring
    Compliance : IEC 185 and BS 3938 / 1973
    Burden : 5VA or 7.5VA
    Accuracy : 0.5 or 1.0
    Rated voltage : 720V rms 50/60Hz
    Dielectric voltage : 3.0kV rms
    Type of material : High impact flame-retardant
    moulded resin
    Model : ST1
    Accuracy

    INPUT OUTPUT CL 0.5 CL 1.0


    5+5 1 or 5A 5 7.5
    5+5+5 1 or 5A 5 7.5
    5+5+5+5 1 or 5A 5 7.5
    Safety Precautions
    5+5+5+5+5 1 or 5A 5 7.5
    5+5+5+5+5+5 1 or 5A 5 7.5 The secondary winding should always be loaded. If the secondary circuit is
    opened with primary current flowing, all the primary ampere-turns become
    1+1 1 or 5A 5 7.5 magnetizing ampere-turns and usually will produce an excessively high secondary
    1+1+1 1 or 5A 5 7.5 voltage across the open circuit. Magnetization of the core, due to excessive fault
    1+1+1+1 1 or 5A 5 7.5 currents or accidental open circuiting of the secondary, has the effect of increas-
    1+1+1+1+1 1 or 5A 5 7.5 ing the ratio errors
    1+1+1+1+1+1 1 or 5A 5 7.5
    Important : leave open the primary terminals of any winding that is not used.

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