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Lovato DM4T1500 solid-core current transformer with a 1500/5 A ratio, Ø86 mm cable aperture and compatibility with 100 × 30 mm, 80 × 50 mm and 70 × 60 mm busbars.
£103.28
The Lovato DM4T1500 is a robust solid-core current transformer designed for accurate current measurement in high-current electrical distribution, energy monitoring and industrial control systems. With a primary current rating of 1500 A and a standard 5 A secondary output, it converts high line currents into a safe and measurable signal for compatible meters, analysers and protection devices.
As part of the Lovato Electric DM current transformer range, the DM4T1500 provides dependable measurement performance for panel builders, electrical contractors and industrial automation engineers. Its solid-core construction delivers a stable magnetic circuit, helping maintain reliable readings in demanding electrical installations.
The transformer accommodates conductors up to 86 mm in diameter and can also be installed around 100 × 30 mm, 80 × 50 mm or 70 × 60 mm busbars. Accuracy outputs of 20 VA at class 0.5 and 30 VA at class 1 make it suitable for precise metering and general current monitoring applications.
Current transformers reduce high primary currents to a standard secondary current that can be safely measured by compatible electrical instruments. The Lovato DM4T1500 transforms a primary current of up to 1500 A into a proportional 5 A signal, allowing connected equipment to monitor electrical loads without carrying the full line current.
Its solid-core design is particularly suitable for new switchboard and control-panel installations where the conductor can be passed through the transformer during assembly. The combination of a large aperture, multiple busbar compatibility and selectable accuracy performance makes the DM4T1500 a practical solution for industrial energy management and electrical distribution applications.
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| Rated Burden (VA) | 20 VA | |
|---|---|---|
| Device Type | Solid-core CT | |
| Rated Primary Current (A) | 1500 A | |
| Secondary Current / Output | 5 A | |
| Aperture (mm) | 86 mm | |
| Current | 5 A | |
| Manufacturer | Lovato Electric | |
| Series | DM | |
| Model | DM4T1500 | |
| Product type | Solid-core current transformer | |
| Primary current | 1500 A | |
| Secondary current | 5 A | |
| Transformation ratio | 1500/5 A | |
| Operating frequency | 50/60 Hz | |
| Accuracy class 0.5 burden | 20 VA | |
| Accuracy class 1 burden | 30 VA | |
| Primary current overload withstand | 120% | |
| Rated insulation voltage | 720 V AC | |
| Cable aperture | Ø86 mm | |
| Compatible busbar sizes | 100 × 30 mm, 80 × 50 mm and 70 × 60 mm | |
| Construction | Solid core | |
| Approximate dimensions | 155 × 140 × 53 mm | |
| Applicable standards | IEC/EN/BS 61869-1 and IEC/EN/BS 61869-2 | |
| HS Code | 85389091 |
The Lovato DM4T1500 is used to reduce a high primary current to a proportional 5 A secondary signal for electrical meters, analysers, ammeters and protection devices.
The transformer has a current transformation ratio of 1500/5 A, meaning that a 1500 A primary current produces a 5 A secondary output.
The solid-core aperture accepts a cable with a maximum outside diameter of approximately 86 mm.
The transformer is suitable for 100 × 30 mm, 80 × 50 mm and 70 × 60 mm busbars.
It provides a burden of 20 VA at accuracy class 0.5 and 30 VA at accuracy class 1, depending on the connected measuring circuit.
Lovato Electric current transformers are widely specified by panel builders, electrical engineers and industrial operators for dependable current measurement, energy monitoring and integration with modern electrical instrumentation.
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