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Lovato DM5TP2000 is a solid-core 2000/5 A current transformer with an approximately Ø86 mm conductor aperture and standard 5 A secondary output for high-current industrial electrical metering and power analysis.
£186.47
The Lovato DM5TP2000 is a precision solid-core current transformer designed for high-current electrical metering, power analysis and energy-monitoring applications. It provides a 2000/5 A transformation ratio, converting a rated 2000 A primary current into a standard 5 A secondary signal for compatible energy meters, multimeters and power analysers.
Designed for large conductors, the DM5TP2000 features an approximately Ø86 mm conductor aperture. Its precision metering characteristics make it suitable for demanding industrial installations where substantial feeder currents need to be measured accurately without routing the full primary current through the measuring instrument.
The transformer is intended for 50–60 Hz AC systems and uses screw secondary terminals for secure wiring. Its solid-core construction, industrial insulation system and standard 5 A secondary output make the DM5TP2000 a practical choice for integration into high-current switchboards and power-distribution equipment.
The Lovato DM5TP2000 allows compatible measuring instruments to monitor very high AC currents without carrying the full primary current through the meter. At its rated operating point, the transformer converts 2000 A on the primary conductor into a proportional 5 A secondary current for connection to suitable current-input measuring equipment.
Its large conductor opening makes the DM5TP2000 particularly useful in substantial industrial distribution systems where heavy cables or conductors are employed. The solid-core design provides a robust current-sensing arrangement for new installations where the primary conductor can be routed through the transformer during assembly.
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| Aperture (mm) | 86 mm | |
|---|---|---|
| Device Type | Solid-core CT | |
| Rated Primary Current (A) | 2000 A | |
| Secondary Current / Output | 5 A | |
| HS Code | 85043180 | |
| Manufacturer | Lovato Electric | |
| Series | DM5TP | |
| Model | DM5TP2000 | |
| Product type | Current transformer | |
| CT construction | Solid-core | |
| Primary current | 2000 A | |
| Secondary current | 5 A | |
| Transformation ratio | 2000/5 A | |
| Operational frequency | 50–60 Hz | |
| Conductor aperture | Approximately Ø86 mm | |
| Secondary connection | Screw terminals | |
| Application | Precision electrical current measurement | |
| Installation type | Primary conductor passes through the solid-core aperture | |
| Compatible instrument input | 5 A CT secondary | |
| Applicable standards | IEC/EN 61869-1 and IEC/EN 61869-2 |
The DM5TP2000 has a 2000/5 A transformation ratio, providing a rated 5 A secondary current when the primary current is 2000 A.
The Lovato DM5TP2000 is designed with a large conductor aperture of approximately Ø86 mm, making it suitable for high-current electrical installations.
The DM5TP2000 provides a standard 5 A secondary current and is intended for compatible energy meters, power analysers and other measuring instruments designed for 5 A current-transformer inputs.
The DM5TP2000 is designed for electrical systems operating at 50–60 Hz.
Yes. Three DM5TP2000 current transformers can be used to measure the individual phase currents of a three-phase system, with one transformer installed on each phase conductor.
Lovato Electric current transformers provide practical current sensing for energy meters, power analysers and monitoring systems, with the DM5TP2000 offering a 2000/5 A ratio and large conductor aperture for demanding high-current installations.
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