Current-Voltage Transformer

Steps down high current/voltage to a lower, measurable level for accurate measurements in metering, protection, and control.

Current-voltage transformers are essential devices in power systems, designed to step down high current and voltage levels to lower, more manageable values for accurate measurement and monitoring. These transformers are crucial for metering, protection, and control applications, ensuring the safe and efficient operation of electrical networks. By converting high current and voltage levels to standardized, lower values, these transformers allow for precise readings by instruments and protection relays, facilitating the detection of anomalies and the implementation of corrective measures. Current-voltage transformers are commonly used in substations, industrial plants, and commercial facilities, where reliable and accurate measurement of electrical parameters is critical. Their robust design and advanced insulation techniques ensure durability and reliability, even in harsh environmental conditions. By enabling precise monitoring and control, current-voltage transformers contribute significantly to the stability, safety, and efficiency of power distribution systems, making them an indispensable component in modern electrical infrastructure.