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Lovato DM4T2500 solid-core current transformer with a 2500/5 A ratio, 86 mm cable aperture and compatibility with 100 × 30 mm, 80 × 50 mm and 70 × 60 mm busbars.
£126.24
The Lovato DM4T2500 is a high-capacity solid-core current transformer designed for accurate current measurement in industrial switchboards, electrical distribution panels and energy monitoring systems. With a rated primary current of 2500 A and a standard 5 A secondary output, it converts high line currents into a safe and proportional signal for compatible meters, network analysers and protection equipment.
As part of the established Lovato Electric DM current transformer range, the DM4T2500 provides dependable measurement performance for panel builders, electrical contractors and industrial engineers. Its solid-core construction creates a stable magnetic circuit, making it particularly suitable for new electrical assemblies where the conductor can be passed through the transformer during installation.
The DM4T2500 accommodates cables up to 86 mm in diameter and can be installed around 100 × 30 mm, 80 × 50 mm or 70 × 60 mm busbars. It provides a rated burden of 35 VA at accuracy class 0.5 and 45 VA at accuracy class 1, supporting reliable current measurement in demanding high-load applications.
Current transformers allow high electrical currents to be measured safely by reducing the primary current to a standard secondary value. The Lovato DM4T2500 converts a primary current of up to 2500 A into a proportional 5 A signal, allowing compatible measuring instruments to monitor the circuit without carrying the full load current.
Its large conductor aperture, high rated burden and solid-core design make it suitable for high-current power-distribution systems. When connected to compatible instrumentation, the DM4T2500 can support energy management, load monitoring, electrical protection and preventative maintenance across industrial and commercial installations.
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| Rated Burden (VA) | 35 VA | |
|---|---|---|
| Rated Primary Current (A) | 2500 A | |
| Secondary Current / Output | 5 A | |
| Aperture (mm) | 86 mm | |
| Device Type | Solid-core CT | |
| Current | 5 A | |
| Manufacturer | Lovato Electric | |
| Series | DM | |
| Model | DM4T2500 | |
| Product type | Solid-core current transformer | |
| Primary current | 2500 A | |
| Secondary current | 5 A | |
| Transformation ratio | 2500/5 A | |
| Operating frequency | 50/60 Hz | |
| Accuracy class 0.5 burden | 35 VA | |
| Accuracy class 1 burden | 45 VA | |
| Overload withstand | 120% of rated primary current | |
| Rated insulation voltage | 720 V AC | |
| Cable aperture | Ø86 mm | |
| Compatible busbar sizes | 100 × 30 mm, 80 × 50 mm and 70 × 60 mm | |
| Secondary connection | Screw terminals | |
| 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 DM4T2500 converts high primary currents into a proportional 5 A secondary signal for energy meters, analysers, ammeters and electrical protection equipment.
The current transformer has a transformation ratio of 2500/5 A, meaning that a 2500 A primary current produces a 5 A secondary output.
The DM4T2500 accommodates a cable with an outside diameter of up to approximately 86 mm.
It is suitable for 100 × 30 mm, 80 × 50 mm and 70 × 60 mm busbars.
The DM4T2500 provides 35 VA at accuracy class 0.5 and 45 VA at accuracy class 1.
Lovato Electric current transformers are widely used by panel builders, electrical engineers and industrial operators for dependable current measurement, energy monitoring and integration with modern electrical instrumentation.
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