FAQ:
1) What is the difference between a moulded case current transformer and a split core current transformer?
A moulded case current transformer is a solid ring of steel in a plastic or resin case and can only be used when you fit the cable through the hole in the middle of the plastic/resin case.
A split core current transformer is manufactured with the steel core in two pieces. This enables the core to be separated, allowing you to fit the cores around the cable without disconnecting the cables. The disadvantage with split core current transformers is that they can be larger than standard moulded case and the price is approximately four times more expensive.
2) Which way round do the Current Transformers go?
The current transformers must be fitted and connected in the correct way or the meter will not be accurate. The current transformers are marked on two sides: 'P1' and 'P2.' 'P1' must face the mains side and 'P2' must face the load side. 'S1' must be connected to the main side of the meter and 'S2' to the load side. Refer to appropriate wiring diagram of the meter for correct connections.
3) Can the current transformers be a higher or lower ratio then my maximum load?
The current transformers should ideally be about 80% of the normal running load, thus allowing a 20% allowance of increasing the load in the future.
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