LZZBW‑35A 35kV Instrument CT Epoxy Cast Current Transformer
Model and its meaning

Summarize
The voltage on the high-voltage side of power systems (such as 10kV, 110kV, and 220kV), is extremely high. Directly measuring or connecting these voltages to control and protection devices poses serious safety risks. A current transformer's primary winding is connected in series with the high-voltage circuit, while its secondary winding is connected to measuring instruments (such as ammeters) and relay protection devices on the low-voltage side. Current signals are transmitted through the principle of electromagnetic induction. Reliable insulation between the primary and secondary sides effectively blocks high-voltage hazards, preventing them from entering the low-voltage side and potentially damaging equipment or causing electric shock.Achieve electrical isolation between high voltage and low voltage to ensure the safety of personnel and equipment
The LZZBW-35A current transformer is designed for AC power systems with a rated voltage of 35kV and a rated frequency of 50Hz/60Hz. Its core applications include energy metering, current monitoring, and relay protection.
Normal service condition
- Installation location: must be placed outdoors, not indoors.
- Temperature requirements: The maximum ambient temperature cannot exceed 40℃, the minimum cannot be lower than -25℃, and the average temperature of the day must be controlled within 30℃.
- Air conditions: The air in the environment must be clean, without serious dust, dirt and other impurities.
Technical parameter
LZZBW-35A current transformer technical parameter table
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Product |
Rated primary |
Accuracy level |
Rated output |
Rated short-term |
Rated dynamic |
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0.2 |
0.5 |
5P20 |
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LZZBW-35A |
20-100 |
0.2/5P20 |
10 |
15 |
15 |
150lin |
375lin |
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150-200 |
31.5 |
80 |
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300-500 |
31.5/2 |
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600-1200 |
15 |
30 |
20 |
31.5/4 |
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1500 |
20 |
40 |
30 |
40/4 |
125 |
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