Category:Current Transformer
This category contains articles on current transformers(CTs), available styles, sizes, and current ranges and other general information. CT spec sheets and pricing are available from the Products section on the Current Transformers page.
Current Transformers (CTs) measure the amount of electricity flowing in a circuit. CTs are used with a WattNode meter, which also measures voltage. The current and voltage measurements are used by the meter to to calculate power and energy (kW and kWh).
CCS only sells “safe”, low-voltage outputs CTs. This type of CT is calibrated to output exactly 333 mVac when the CT’s full-scale rated current is flowing through the conductor being measured.
CAUTION! WattNode meters can only be used with 333 mV output CTs. Other types of CT can generate lethal high voltages that can permanently damage equipment.
Pages in category "Current Transformer"
- ACT Series Split-Core Current Transformers
- ACT-0750 Advanced Options
- About Current Transformers (CTs)
- CT Accuracy Standards
- CT Common Terminals
- CT Installation Safety
- CT Installation and Wiring
- CT Opening Size vs. Conductor Size
- CT Output Voltage Test
- CT Phase Angle Correction
- CT Selection
- CT Wire Extension
- CTB Dimensions
- CTB Series Split-Core Current Transformers
- CTM Series Split-Core Current Transformers
- CTS Series Split-Core Current Transformers
- CTT Series Solid-Core Current Transformers
- CTs with DC Voltage Output
- Current Transformer FAQ
- Current Transformers
- DC Current and Half-Wave Rectified Loads
- Fitting Multiple Conductors Through a CT
- Maximum CT Rated Amps
- Measurement Errors Due to CT Phase Shift
- Measuring Multiple Circuits with One CT
- Measuring Parallel Conductors
- Paralleling Current Transformers
- Power Consumption of WattNode Meters
- Response Times for WattNode and Current Transformers
- User:Johnb/CTT Series Solid-Core Current Transformers
- Using E-Mon Current Transformers
- Using the WattNode with 5 Amp Output CTs
