CT rated
- Thread starter Cstreeper
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Acronyms are not universal over our industry.
What do you mean by CT?
Current Transformer
Control Transformer
Current Transducer
I have seen all of these used in switchgear.
What do you mean by CT?
Current Transformer
Control Transformer
Current Transducer
I have seen all of these used in switchgear.
kingpb
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- Engineer, Registered
I believe you are incorrect, you should check the IEEE dictionary. CT is clearly indicated to be Current Transformer.
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- PE (Retired) - Power Systems
Yep. But, I have been participating on this forum long enough to know that IEEE conventions are not regularly followed in discussions.
electrofelon
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When I read the thread title, I thought it was about CT rated conductors (cable tray).
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My experience has been, switchgear low voltage (600V class) wiring is done using SIS conductors, including for CT secondaries.
kingpb
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So true, people still call it 120/208V or 277/480V which are troublesome.