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Lovato DM37T3000 is a solid-core 3000/5 A current transformer with a 101 × 56 mm busbar opening, designed for high-current measurement in industrial switchboards, power distribution and energy monitoring systems.
£81.97
The Lovato DM37T3000 is a robust solid-core current transformer designed for current measurement in industrial switchboards, power distribution systems and energy monitoring installations. With a 3000/5 A transformation ratio, it converts high primary currents into a standard 5 A secondary signal suitable for compatible meters, power analysers and monitoring equipment.
As part of the Lovato DM37T current transformer range, the DM37T3000 is designed for large conductors and busbar installations. Its generous 101 × 56 mm opening accommodates substantial busbars, while its solid-core construction provides a dependable solution for permanent electrical installations.
The DM37T3000 is intended for 50–60 Hz electrical systems and provides a standard 5 A secondary current for connection to compatible measuring instruments. Its large rectangular aperture makes it particularly suitable for high-current distribution assemblies where accurate and reliable current monitoring is required.
Current transformers enable high primary currents to be measured by converting them into a lower proportional secondary current suitable for electrical instrumentation. The Lovato DM37T3000 provides a standard 5 A secondary signal, allowing compatible measuring equipment to monitor currents in high-capacity distribution systems without carrying the full primary current through the instrument.
The solid-core design is particularly suited to new switchboard and busbar installations where the primary conductor can be routed through the transformer during assembly. With its 101 × 56 mm aperture and 3000/5 A ratio, the DM37T3000 is well suited to demanding industrial energy measurement and electrical distribution applications.
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| Device Type | Solid-core CT | |
|---|---|---|
| Rated Primary Current (A) | 3000 A | |
| Secondary Current / Output | 5 A | |
| HS Code | 85043180 | |
| Manufacturer | Lovato Electric | |
| Series | DM37T | |
| Model | DM37T3000 | |
| Product type | Solid-core current transformer | |
| Rated primary current | 3000 A | |
| Rated secondary current | 5 A | |
| Transformation ratio | 3000/5 A | |
| Operational frequency | 50–60 Hz | |
| Opening size | 101 × 56 mm | |
| Conductor type | Busbar / high-current conductor | |
| Construction | Solid core | |
| Application | Electrical current measurement |
The DM37T3000 is a solid-core current transformer designed to convert high primary current into a proportional 5 A secondary signal for compatible electrical meters, analysers and monitoring equipment.
The Lovato DM37T3000 has a transformation ratio of 3000/5 A, with a rated primary current of 3000 A and a rated secondary current of 5 A.
The current transformer has a rectangular 101 × 56 mm opening designed to accommodate large busbars and conductors.
Its 5 A secondary output is intended for compatible electrical measuring instruments such as current meters, multifunction meters, energy meters and power analysers.
The Lovato DM37T3000 is designed for use in electrical systems operating at 50–60 Hz.
The DM37T3000 is typically installed around a busbar or high-current conductor within industrial switchboards, distribution panels and electrical power monitoring assemblies.
Lovato Electric current transformers provide dependable current measurement solutions for industrial switchboards, busbar systems, energy monitoring and power distribution applications, combining practical installation with reliable measurement performance.
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