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Current Transformers

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X2

Black X1

White

H1

This illustration shows the internal construction of a current trans-

former. The outside face of the transformer is identified as H1.

The opposite face is identified as H2. The secondary leads are

identified as X1 and X2.

Current flowing out of terminal X1 will have the same polarity as

current flowing into terminal H1.

The current transformer window opening should be sized accord-

ing to the outside diameter of the wire and the number of wires,

with ample clearance added to facilitate installation.

Use the below formula for multiple wires of the same diameters

through the current transformer window opening.

Minimum Window

Diameter

Outside Wire

Diameter

K x

=

Number of

Wires Through

Opening

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

K

2

2.165

2.414

2.704

3.0

3.0

3.73

3.83

Window Openings

Winding Polarity

Typical Applications