Study of Instrument Transformers (C.T. & P.T.) Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India

Product Code : SCL-EELE-12930

Indian Lab Suppliers supplies the Study of Instrument Transformers (C.T. & P.T.) (Product ID: 12930) as part of its electronics engineering lab equipment range. It shows how a current transformer and a potential transformer are connected to measure current, voltage and power in a single-phase circuit.

Quick Answer

The CT and PT (both 10:1 in their measured quantity) are wired into a circuit whose load is three 100 W lamps with individual switches, giving up to 300 W. Two 3½-digit digital AC voltmeters (1000 V and 200 V) read the PT primary and secondary, two digital AC ammeters read the CT primary and secondary (200 mA on the secondary side), and a single-phase, single-element digital low-power-factor wattmeter (230 V nominal, 0-0.5 A) measures power through the instrument transformers. A variac is also part of the set-up. The primary-side ammeter range is not stated; please confirm it at quotation. The board runs from 230 V ±10%, 50 Hz mains with a 2 A fuse. Never open the CT secondary while load current flows.

Key Specifications

ParameterDetail
Current transformer10:1 current ratio (1:10 turns)
Potential transformer10:1
Voltmeters2 × digital AC, 3½ digit: 1000 V and 200 V
Ammeters2 × digital AC, 3½ digit: primary range to be confirmed, 200 mA
WattmeterDigital low power factor, single phase, single element; 230 V, 0-0.5 A
Load300 W: 3 × 100 W lamps with switches
Also in set-upVariac
Mains230 V ±10%, 50 Hz; ON/OFF switch and 2 A fuse

Where This Is Used

Combines the single-transformer exercises of the Study of Current Transformer (C.T.) (Product ID: 12928) and the Study of Potential Transformer (P.T.) (Product ID: 12929) into a power measurement. Browse the full Electronics Engineering Lab Equipment range or related Electricity and Magnetism products.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is true power found with a CT and PT?
Multiply the wattmeter reading by both the CT and PT ratios.

What load is supplied?
Three 100 W lamps with individual switches.

Why must the CT secondary stay closed?
An open secondary on load can develop a dangerous voltage.

Related Categories

Electronics Engineering Lab Equipment · Electricity and Magnetism · Electronics Lab Equipment

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