From our engineering bench to your production line, I help you choose the Types Of Instrument Transformer that fit your protection and metering needs. As an OEM-focused supplier, we tailor instrument transformers to your exact voltage, current, and burden specs, with compact, reliable designs for harsh environments. Our range covers potential transformers, current transformers, transducers, and multi-ratio units, all built to IEC/UL standards and tested for accuracy and insulation integrity. We offer fast quotes, flexible MOQs, and end-to-end support—from datasheets and test reports to on-site installation guidance. We work directly with OEMs and other Suppliers, delivering design collaboration, material traceability, and certified components. Choosing our instruments reduces calibration drift, improves fault detection, and streamlines spare-parts management across the plant. If you’re sourcing instrument transformers, I’ll help you select the right type to balance protection, metering accuracy, and lifecycle cost.
Global buyers face the challenge of reliable, precisely tailored instrument transformers for diverse installations. An end-to-end solution starts with clear specs and ends with factory acceptance. We offer custom current, voltage, and metering transformers with configurable accuracy classes, rated voltages, burdens, insulation systems, and enclosure options (dry, oil-filled, compact). From design to prototype to scalable production, we align form, fit, and function to IEC 61869 and IEC 60044/IEEE standards, ensuring compatibility with protection relays and metering systems. Our end-to-end service covers tendering support, rapid prototyping, thorough testing, and full documentation for traceability. Electrical tests include ratio, accuracy, insulation resistance, high-potential, and partial discharge, while environmental tests cover temperature, humidity, and vibration. We manage the supply chain, assure quality, and offer flexible lead times, spare parts, and on-site support, enabling seamless integration into global grid projects and OEM equipment.
| Solution Type | Typical Output | Primary Parameter (A or kV) | Secondary Current / Output | Max System Voltage (kV) | Accuracy Class (%) | Isolation (kV) | Standards | Customization Options |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Current Transformer (CT) for metering & protection | Analog 5 A secondary for relays | 100 A | 5 A | 35 | 0.2–0.5 | 3 | IEC 61869-1/2; IEC 60044 | Ratio options; enclosure; thermal class |
| Voltage Transformer (VT) / Potential Transformer (PT) | Voltage step-down to 100 V | 6.6 kV | 100 V | 33 | 0.2 | 3 | IEC 61869-3 | Ratio customization; insulation level; creepage distance |
| Rogowski coil-based current transformer | Fiber/digital output through external electronics | 50–1200 A | Fiber/digital | 35 | 0.3–0.5 | N/A (electronic isolation via system) | IEC 61869-9 | Coil geometry; conductor compatibility; electronics integration |
| Optical Current Sensor (OCS) | Fiber-optic digital output | 100–5000 A | Fiber/digital | N/A | 0.2–0.5 | Optical isolation via fiber (>2 kV typical) | IEC 61869-11 | Fiber type; output protocol; enclosure; temperature rating |
| Capacitive Voltage Transformer (CVT) | Low-voltage 100 V measurement | 110–420 kV | 100 V | 420 | 0.3 | 500 | IEC 61869-11 | Creepage distance; surge protection; insulation level |
| Split-core Current Transformer (retrofit) | 5 A secondary for retrofits | 0–3000 A | 5 A | 35 | 0.2–0.5 | 3 | IEC 61869-2 | Opening width; busbar compatibility; mounting style |