Industrial Control System

A 33 kV Outdoor Current Transformer (CT) is an essential component in high-voltage power systems. It is used to measure current, monitor system performance, and provide protection for equipment such as transformers, circuit breakers, and relays. It steps down high line currents to a lower, measurable value suitable for metering and protective relays.

A 33 kV Outdoor Potential Transformer (PT) is a specialized instrument transformer designed to step down high voltage (33 kV) signals to a lower, safer voltage level (typically 110 V or 100 V) for metering, protection, and control purposes in outdoor electrical substations or switchyards.

An 11 kV Indoor Current Transformer (CT) is an instrument transformer designed to measure or monitor current in medium voltage (MV) power systems. It reduces high primary currents (e.g., hundreds of amperes) to a safe, standardized low value (typically 1A or 5A), suitable for protection relays, meters, and SCADA systems. These CTs are specifically designed for indoor use, typically inside metal-clad switchgear, control panels, or ring main units (RMUs).