Current Transformer Supplier

Willmall Current Transformer options support project procurement with configurable ratio, rated current, and output form, including split-core designs for retrofit.

100/5A Indoor Low Voltage Current Transformer (CT), Split Core Design, 0.72/3kV Rated, IEC44-1 Compliant, Clamp-On Installation.
BH-0.66kV 2500/5A Low Voltage Current Transformer (CT), Split Core Clamp-On Design, Easy Installation, Reliable Measurement for Power Systems.
DP-23 Split Core Low Voltage Measuring & Protection Current Transformer, Clamp-On Design, No Cable Disconnection, Easy Installation for Switchgear and Power Systems.
0.66kV 750/5A Electric Current Transformer, Accuracy Class 0.5, Low Voltage Measurement CT, GB/T20840 Compliant, High Creepage Distance.
BH-0.66 / LMK-0.66 / SDH Low Voltage Current Transformer 20/5–150/5, 0.66kV Core CT for Energy Metering, GB/T20840 Compliant.
Small BH Type 0.66kV Low Voltage Current Transformer for Energy Metering, Compact Core CT, GB/T20840 Compliant, High Creepage Distance.
BH Type Low Voltage Current Transformer Core, 0.5kV/0.66kV Measurement CT, GB/T20840 Compliant, High Creepage Distance, Reliable Metering Performance.
Single Phase Mini 0.5kV/0.66kV Electronic Power Current & Voltage Transformer, Low Voltage Measurement CT/VT, GB/T20840 Compliant, High Creepage Distance.
Split Core Current Transformer 36mm Window, 5–630A Range, Low Voltage Clamp-On CT, GB/T20840 Compliant, High Creepage Distance.
0.5kV/0.66kV Split Core Low Voltage Current Transformer, Clamp-On Window Type CT, GB/T20840 Compliant, High Creepage Distance, Easy Installation.
DX Series Low Voltage Current Transformer 5000A/5A (DX-20/DX-30/DX-40), 0.66kV, CE, Cable & Busbar Compatible, DIN Rail or Screw Mount.
LMK2-0.66/SDH-0.66 Current Transformer (CT) for Energy Meters and Protection, 100–5000A, 0.66kV, 50/60Hz, High-Accuracy Class 0.2s/0.5s.

Wilmall Current Transformer Manufacturer

Willmall provides Current Transformer configurations to support procurement review, including selectable ratio, rated current, and output form for panel and retrofit projects.
  • Optional transformer ratio, rated current, and output form to align with metering or protection secondary requirements
  • Temperature-resistant and flame-retardant material specification for installation in electrical enclosures
  • Safety isolation design characteristic of instrument transformer applications between primary and secondary circuits
  • Open/split type Current Transformer option for retrofit on energized conductors during uninterrupted power supply upgrades
  • Documentation-oriented configuration approach intended to facilitate project acceptance and procurement review

What is a Current Transformer?

A Current Transformer is an instrument transformer that converts a primary AC current on a conductor into a scaled secondary current suitable for measurement or protection devices. The secondary circuit is intended for connection to meters, relays, or monitoring inputs based on the selected output form.

How does a Current Transformer ratio relate to the measured current?

Current Transformer ratio defines the relationship between primary current and secondary output. Selection of transformer ratio and rated current is based on expected operating current range and the input specification of the connected device to ensure correct scaling.

Which output form should be selected for meters or protection relays?

Output form selection depends on the secondary input requirement of the meter or relay. Engineering review typically confirms the required secondary signal type and the wiring interface so the Current Transformer output form matches the receiving terminal specification.

How is an open/split type Current Transformer used for retrofit work?

Open/split type Current Transformer designs allow installation around an existing conductor without disconnecting the conductor. Installation practice generally includes verifying conductor routing, ensuring mechanical closure of the split core, and connecting the secondary to the intended measurement or protection circuit.

When should temperature-resistant and flame-retardant construction be specified?

Temperature-resistant and flame-retardant construction is specified when Current Transformer installation occurs inside electrical enclosures or environments where elevated temperature and material performance requirements apply. Specification review typically aligns material characteristics with the project’s cabinet and site conditions.

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