DM38T2500 Lovato CURRENT TRANSFORMER 2500/5A  64x64

DM38T2500 Lovato CURRENT TRANSFORMER 2500/5A 64×64

Lovato DM38T2500 is a solid-core current transformer with a 2500/5 A ratio for 64 × 64 mm busbars, providing a 5 A secondary output and 20 VA burden at accuracy class 0.5.

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Why Choose the Lovato DM38T2500 2500/5 A Current Transformer?

The Lovato DM38T2500 is a robust solid-core current transformer for busbar applications, designed to convert high primary currents into a standard secondary current for electrical measurement and monitoring equipment. Part of the Lovato DM38 current transformer range, it provides a transformation ratio of 2500/5 A for high-current industrial power distribution systems.

Designed for installation around 64 × 64 mm busbars, the DM38T2500 is well suited to switchboards, distribution panels and industrial electrical systems where dependable current measurement is required. It provides a burden of 20 VA at accuracy class 0.5, supporting integration with compatible metering and monitoring instruments.

The transformer operates at 50–60 Hz and provides a standard 5 A secondary output. With screw terminals, IP20 protection and mounting by either DIN rail or screw fixing, the DM38T2500 offers a practical solution for high-current busbar monitoring installations.

Key Advantages

  • 2500/5 A transformation ratio for high-current measurement applications.
  • Designed specifically for 64 × 64 mm busbars.
  • 20 VA burden at accuracy class 0.5 for dependable electrical measurement.
  • Standard 5 A secondary current for compatible meters and monitoring devices.
  • 50–60 Hz operating frequency suits common industrial power systems.
  • Flexible installation using DIN rail or screw fixing.
  • Screw terminals provide secure secondary-circuit connections.

Key Features

  • Lovato DM38 solid-core current transformer.
  • 2500 A primary current.
  • 5 A secondary output current.
  • Suitable for 64 × 64 mm busbars.
  • 20 VA burden at accuracy class 0.5.
  • 50–60 Hz operating frequency.
  • 720 V rated insulation voltage.
  • Class E dry-type insulation.
  • IP20 protection rating.
  • Screw-terminal secondary connections.
  • DIN-rail or screw mounting.

Reliable Current Measurement for High-Current Busbar Systems

Current transformers reduce a high primary conductor current to a proportional secondary current that can be safely used by compatible measuring and monitoring equipment. The Lovato DM38T2500 converts a nominal 2500 A primary current to 5 A secondary current, allowing high-current circuits to be monitored without routing the full line current through the measuring instrument.

The solid-core DM38 design is intended for busbar installations and accommodates a 64 × 64 mm busbar. Its class 0.5 measurement capability, standard 5 A output and flexible mounting options make it suitable for integration with compatible ammeters, multimeters, energy meters and monitoring equipment in industrial switchboards.

Typical Applications

  • Industrial power distribution switchboards.
  • High-current busbar measurement systems.
  • Electrical energy monitoring installations.
  • Digital multimeter current inputs.
  • Panel-mounted ammeter systems.
  • Industrial monitoring and metering circuits.
  • Commercial and industrial electrical distribution panels.

Technical Specifications

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Mounting Type DIN rail, Panel / base
Rated Primary Current (A) 2500 A
Secondary Current / Output 5 A
Rated Burden (VA) 20 VA
Device Type Solid-core CT
IP Rating IP20
Manufacturer Lovato Electric
Series DM38
Model DM38T2500
Product type Solid-core current transformer for busbars
Primary current (Ipn) 2500 A
Secondary current 5 A
Transformation ratio 2500/5 A
Busbar size 64 × 64 mm
Operating frequency 50–60 Hz
Burden, accuracy class 0.5 20 VA
Rated insulation voltage (Ui) 720 V
Overload withstand 100% Ipn
Rated short-time thermal current (Ith) 40–60 × Ipn for 1 s
Rated dynamic current (Idyn) 2.5 × Ith
Insulation Dry type, Class E
Terminal type Screw
Mounting DIN rail or screw fixing
Protection rating IP20
Operating temperature -25 to +50 °C
Storage temperature -40 to +80 °C
Maximum relative humidity 90%
Weight 650 g
Package quantity 1
Package dimensions 127 × 125 × 74 mm
Package volume 1174.75 cm³
EAN-13 8013975328071
HS code 85043129

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Lovato DM38T2500 used for?

The DM38T2500 is used to reduce a high busbar current to a proportional 5 A secondary current suitable for compatible electrical meters and monitoring equipment.

What is the current ratio of the DM38T2500?

The Lovato DM38T2500 has a transformation ratio of 2500/5 A, corresponding to a nominal primary current of 2500 A and a secondary current of 5 A.

What busbar size is the DM38T2500 designed for?

The DM38T2500 is designed for installation around 64 × 64 mm busbars.

What accuracy and burden rating does the DM38T2500 provide?

The transformer provides a burden of 20 VA at accuracy class 0.5.

What operating frequency does the DM38T2500 support?

The Lovato DM38T2500 is designed for an operating frequency of 50–60 Hz.

How is the DM38T2500 mounted?

The current transformer can be installed using DIN-rail mounting or screw fixing, allowing flexible integration within switchboards and electrical panels.

What type of terminals does the DM38T2500 use?

The DM38T2500 uses screw terminals for its secondary electrical connections.

Trusted by Electrical Distribution Professionals

Lovato Electric DM current transformers provide dependable current conversion for industrial measurement and monitoring systems, helping panel builders and electrical engineers integrate standard 5 A instrumentation into high-current power distribution installations.