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ABB CT4/100 is a class 1 current transformer with a 100/5 A transformation ratio and 3 VA rated burden for indirect AC current measurement with compatible metering instruments.
£87.41
The ABB CT4/100 is a 100/5 A current transformer designed to convert high primary currents into a proportional 5 A secondary current suitable for compatible electrical measuring and metering instruments. Supplied under ABB order code 2CSG221100R1101, it belongs to the ABB CT4 range of metering current transformers.
With a rated primary current of 100 A, a 5 A secondary and accuracy class 1, the CT4/100 provides a practical solution for indirect current measurement in commercial and industrial electrical distribution systems. Its rated measuring burden is 3 VA, supporting dependable measurement when correctly matched with the connected instrument and secondary circuit.
The CT4 construction accommodates installation around a primary cable or busbar, with the range designed for conductors up to approximately 30 mm diameter or busbars around 40 × 10 mm. This makes the CT4/100 suitable for switchboards, metering panels and distribution equipment where direct connection of the measuring instrument to the primary current is impractical.
Current transformers allow measuring instruments to monitor electrical circuits carrying currents above their direct-input capability. The ABB CT4/100 converts a primary current of up to 100 A into a proportional 5 A secondary signal, allowing compatible meters and measuring instruments to obtain current information without carrying the full primary circuit current through the instrument.
Correct current-transformer selection is important for measurement accuracy. The CT4/100 combines a 100/5 A ratio, class 1 accuracy and a 3 VA measuring burden with a through-primary format suitable for cables and busbars, making it a practical choice for electrical metering, load monitoring and energy-management installations.
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| Rated Burden (VA) | 3 VA | |
|---|---|---|
| Device Type | Solid-core CT | |
| Rated Primary Current (A) | 100 A | |
| Secondary Current / Output | 5 A | |
| Aperture (mm) | 30 mm | |
| Accuracy Class | Class 1 | |
| Series | CT4 | |
| ABB order code | 2CSG221100R1101 | |
| Product type | Current transformer | |
| Rated primary current | 100 A | |
| Rated secondary current | 5 A | |
| Transformation ratio | 100/5 A | |
| Accuracy class | Class 1 | |
| Rated measuring burden | 3 VA | |
| Operating frequency | 50–60 Hz | |
| Protection rating | IP30 | |
| Operating temperature | −5 to +50 °C | |
| Primary conductor | Cable or busbar | |
| Maximum cable diameter | approx. 30 mm | |
| Busbar capacity | approx. 40 × 10 mm | |
| Secondary connection | Screw connection | |
| Dimensions | approx. 70 × 80 × 105 mm | |
| EAN | 8012542603603 | |
| Product group | Metering Accessories |
The ABB CT4/100 is a current transformer used to convert primary currents up to 100 A into a proportional 5 A secondary current for compatible metering and measuring instruments.
The CT4/100 has a transformation ratio of 100/5 A, meaning its rated primary current is 100 A and its rated secondary current is 5 A.
The ABB CT4/100 has accuracy class 1 with a rated measuring burden of 3 VA.
Yes. The CT4/100 is suitable for cable or busbar installation and accommodates busbars of approximately 40 × 10 mm as well as cables up to approximately 30 mm diameter.
The ABB order code for the CT4/100 100/5 A current transformer is 2CSG221100R1101.
ABB current transformers provide a practical means of converting higher primary currents into standard secondary signals for compatible metering equipment, supporting dependable current measurement, energy monitoring and load analysis across electrical distribution systems.
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