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Lovato DM0TW0010 is a 10/5 A wound primary current transformer with a standard 5 A secondary output and 3.75 VA burden at Class 0.5 and Class 1 for electrical metering and monitoring applications.
£36.04
The Lovato DM0TW0010 is a wound primary current transformer designed for accurate current measurement in low-current electrical circuits. With a primary current rating of 10 A and a standard 5 A secondary output, it provides the current transformation required for compatible ammeters, energy meters, power analysers and protection or monitoring equipment.
Unlike a conventional solid-core current transformer where the primary conductor passes through the transformer aperture, the DM0TW0010 uses a wound primary construction. This makes it particularly suitable for lower primary current ratings where a defined 10/5 A transformation ratio is required without arranging multiple conductor turns through a conventional current transformer.
The DM0TW0010 provides an accuracy burden of 3.75 VA for Class 0.5 and 3.75 VA for Class 1. Its standard 5 A secondary makes it suitable for integration with a wide range of compatible Lovato and third-party electrical measuring instruments designed for current transformer inputs.
A current transformer reduces the current flowing in an electrical circuit to a proportional secondary current that can be safely measured by compatible instrumentation. The 10/5 A ratio of the DM0TW0010 means that a nominal primary current of 10 A corresponds to a 5 A secondary current, allowing suitable measuring equipment to monitor the primary circuit indirectly.
Wound primary current transformers are particularly useful at low primary current ratings because the primary winding is incorporated into the transformer rather than relying on a high-current conductor passing through an aperture. The Lovato DM0TW0010 therefore provides a practical solution for low-current metering, power analysis and electrical monitoring applications requiring a standard 5 A CT secondary.
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| Rated Burden (VA) | 3.75 VA | |
|---|---|---|
| Rated Primary Current (A) | 10 A | |
| Secondary Current / Output | 5 A | |
| Device Type | Solid-core CT | |
| HS Code | 85043180 | |
| Manufacturer | Lovato Electric | |
| Family | Current Transformers | |
| Series | DM0TW | |
| Model | DM0TW0010 | |
| Product type | Current transformer | |
| Construction | Wound primary | |
| Primary current | 10 A | |
| Secondary current | 5 A | |
| Transformation ratio | 10/5 A | |
| Class 0.5 burden | 3.75 VA | |
| Class 1 burden | 3.75 VA | |
| Approximate front dimensions | 60 × 76 mm | |
| Application | Electrical current measurement and monitoring |
The DM0TW0010 is a wound primary current transformer used to convert a primary current of 10 A into a standard 5 A secondary current for compatible electrical measuring and monitoring equipment.
The DM0TW0010 has a current transformation ratio of 10/5 A, meaning its rated primary current is 10 A and its secondary current is 5 A.
Yes. The DM0TW0010 uses a wound primary construction, making it particularly suitable for accurately transforming relatively low primary currents.
The DM0TW0010 is rated at 3.75 VA for Class 0.5 and 3.75 VA for Class 1.
The DM0TW0010 can be used with compatible energy meters, power analysers, ammeters and other electrical measuring equipment designed to accept a 5 A current transformer secondary input.
Lovato Electric current transformers provide dependable current transformation for industrial and commercial electrical measurement systems, with the DM0TW wound primary range offering a practical solution for low-current applications requiring a standard 5 A secondary output.
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