SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC Current Transformer Tesys T

Schneider Electric current transformer Tesys T measure electrical currents accurately and safely. They are utilised in switchgear panels, motor control centers and power distribution systems. These ...Read More

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- SGD 780.48
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- SGD 1,843.72

Working Mechanism

  • A current transformer operates by utilising electromagnetic induction principle. Its primary winding, connected to the electrical circuit of interest, generates a magnetic field proportional to the primary current.
  • This changing magnetic field induces a voltage in the secondary winding, transforming high primary currents into accurately measurable secondary currents for monitoring and safeguarding electrical systems like the TeSys T motor controller.

Features

  • These current transformers offer high accuracy and precision, enabling precise current monitoring and dependable protection of electrical systems.
  • They are equipped with multiple secondary windings, facilitating compatibility with various monitoring & control devices and enhancing flexibility in system design.
  • These compact current transformers allow easy integration into confined electrical panels and tight spaces.
  • They can be operated at temperatures up to 122 degrees F.
  • These current transformers have a transformer ratio of 100/1.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these current transformers suitable for high voltage applications?

These current transformers have a rated insulation voltage of 690V, making them suitable for a wide range of applications, including those with moderate to high voltages.

How do these Schneider Electric TeSys T current transformers differ from other CTs?

These current transformers are specifically designed for compatibility with Schneider Electric's TeSys T motor controller, ensuring seamless integration and optimised performance in motor control applications.

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