LZJC-10Q, LZJC-10G Epoxy Resin Current Transformers
The LZJC-10 Series Current Transformers, including models LZJC-10Q and LZJC-10G, are fully enclosed epoxy resin-cast insulated pillar-type products designed for indoor use in power systems with a rated voltage of 10kV or below and a frequency of 50Hz or 60Hz. These transformers are ideal for current measurement, energy metering, and relay protection applications. Compact, lightweight, […]
The LZJC-10 Series Current Transformers, including models LZJC-10Q and LZJC-10G, are fully enclosed epoxy resin-cast insulated pillar-type products designed for indoor use in power systems with a rated voltage of 10kV or below and a frequency of 50Hz or 60Hz. These transformers are ideal for current measurement, energy metering, and relay protection applications. Compact, lightweight, and compliant with IEC60044-1 and GB1208 standards, the LZJC-10 Series offers flexible installation in any position, meeting the demands of modern power systems.
LZJC-10 Type designation
The model designation reflects the key features of these current transformers:
- L: Denotes “Current Transformer” (CT).
- Z: Indicates “Casting Resin Insulated.”
- J: Represents “Differential Protection.”
- C: Refers to “Enhancement Type.”
- 10: Indicates the voltage grade, with a rated voltage of 10kV.
This clear designation ensures straightforward identification of the product’s structure and technical specifications.
LZJC-10Q, LZJC-10G Service conditon
- Altitude: ≤1000m
- Temperature: -5°C to +40°C
- Humidity: ≤80% at 20°C
- Environment: Free from harmful gases, chemicals, or pollutants that could damage insulation.
- Operational Stability: Designed for stable operation without chattering or impac
LZJC-10 Current Transformer Construction
The LZJC-10 features a fully enclosed pillar-type structure with durable epoxy resin insulation, offering exceptional safety and reliability. The design provides strong resistance to arcs, aging, and UV radiation, ensuring long service life in diverse conditions.
- Primary and Secondary Windings:
- Primary Windings (P1, P2): Two busbars extend from the top, facilitating straightforward identification and connection.
- Secondary Windings (S1, S2): Located beneath the cast body with exposed terminals for easy access, quick installation, and secure connections.
- Core Material: High-quality silicon steel minimizes losses and enhances accuracy.
- Compliance: Fully adheres to GB1208-1997 and IEC60044-1 standards.
- Applications: Ideal for current measurement, energy metering, and relay protection in 10kV power systems.
LZJC-10Q, LZJC-10G CT Technical Parameters
Designed for 10kV power systems, the LZJC-10 Series supports primary currents ranging from 5A to 1000A and offers multiple accuracy classes (0.2S, 0.2, 0.5, 10P10, 10P15). With short-time thermal currents up to 63kA and dynamic currents up to 130kA, these transformers deliver reliable measurement and protection performance.
Rated Primary Current (A) | Rated Output (VA) | Rated Short-time Current (kA/1s) | Rated Dynamic Current (kA) | ||||
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0.2S | 0.2 | 0.5 | 10P10 | 10P15 | |||
5-100 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 15
15 15 20 |
15 | 100|1n | 250|1n |
150 | 13.5 | 34 | |||||
200 | 18 | 45 | |||||
300 | 27 | 67.5 | |||||
400 | 36 | 90 | |||||
500 | 45 | 112.5 | |||||
600 | |||||||
750 | 20 | 63 | 130 | ||||
800~1000 |
Customization and Support: Tailored solutions are available for LZJC-10, LZJC-10Q, and LZJC-10G models, including specific current ratios, enhanced outputs, and environmental adaptations. Contact us to design a product that matches your exact requirements.
LZJC-10 Outline and Dimensions of Installation
For detailed installation drawings and dimensions, please refer to the accompanying technical documentation or consult our technical team for further guidance. Ensuring proper installation is essential to achieve the stability, safety, and reliable long-term performance of the LZJC-10, LZJC-10Q, and LZJC-10G Current Transformers.
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