ABB MV Current and Voltage Transformers

Medium Voltage Products
Current and Voltage

Instrument Transformers
Instructions for installation, use and maintenance
1. Service conditions 2
2. Technical details 2
3. Instructions for Installation 3
General informations 3
Safety instructions 3
Mounting 4
Primary connection 4
Secondary connection 5
Capacitive voltage indicator (divider) 6
Fuses 6
4. Instructions for use 7
Routing test report 7
5. Instructions for maintenance 7
6. Transport and storage 7
7. Disposal 7
8. Handling with the transformer 7
9. Normative references 7
Appendix 1.
Example of secondary terminal marking 8
Appendix 2.
Wiring diagrams 10
Appendix 3.
Damping ferroresonance for VT; VT Guard 13
Appendix 4.
Handling with transformer 14
Appendix 5.
Dimensional drawings 16
Instructions for installation, use and
maintenance for current and voltage
transformers
This installation, use and maintenance These instructions are valid for
Current transformer type:
guide is valid for current and voltage TPU; TPE; TTR; BB; BBO; KOKS; KOFA; IHBF
transformers operating in indoor
conditions. Voltage transformers types:
TJE; TJCL; TJC; TJCH; TDC; TJP; TJPH; TDP; KGUG; KGUGI
1. Service conditions
The transformers should be mounted in dry indoor conditions

where the ambient air is not significantly polluted by dust,
smoke, corrosive gases, vapours or salt.
The transformers are designed for standard ambient tempera-

ture between –5°C and +40°C. The altitude for use should be
lower than 1000 m above the sea level. The transformers may
be used also in higher or lower ambient temperatures and
higher altitudes when agreed between the manufacturer and
purchaser.
2. Technical details Fig. 1. Example of current transformer label
Where:
The technical details for each individual transformer are men-
tioned on the rating plate fastened on the transformer. Values 1VLT5116001275 serial number + barcode
mentioned on the rating plate must not be exceeded. Mark- TPU 60.23 transformer type code
ings used on the rating plate are as follows: or.n. 544234 order number
150-300//5/5A+CD rated transformer ratio + capacitive divider
50 Hz rated frequency
1S1-1S2 terminal marking for core number 1, first tap
1S1-1S3 terminal marking for core number 1, second tap
2S1-2S2 terminal marking for core number 2
2S1-2S3 terminal marking for core number 2
0.5FS10, 10P10 accuracy classes
10 VA rated output
ext extension
Ck-PE capacitive voltage divider specifications (see page 5.)
Icth rated thermal current
24/50/125 kV highest voltage for equipment / power-frequency
withstand voltage / rated lightning-impulse voltage
Ith rated short time thermal current (thermal time)
40°C ambient temperature
IEC 61869-2 referred standard(s)
Idyn rated dynamic current
E temperature class
2016 year of production
2 Current and Voltage Instrument Transformers | Instructions for installation, use and maintenance
2. Always ground the metallic bases of instrument trans-
former.
3. Always ground one secondary terminal of the transformer,

except if the windings of voltage transformer are connect-
ed to open delta. Residual voltage windings connected
to open delta must have dn terminal earthed only on one
of three transformers (earthing screws at dn terminals of
others two transformers have to be removed). When the
secondary of transformer is interconnected, there should
be only one grounded point to prevent accidental parallel-
ing with system grounding wire. In case of disconnection
from the ground, the grounding screw has to be re-
moved from the secondary terminal. Connection between
secondary terminal and base plate (ground) is shown on
the picture “Crossection of double line terminal box“
4. Always short-circuit the secondary of the current trans-

Fig. 2. Example of voltage transformer label former, which is not currently in use to prevent secondary
voltages which may be hazardous to personnel or dam-
aging to the transformer’s secondary. The secondary like
Where: this must be additionally grounded.
1VLT5216000812 serial number + barcode 5. Never short-circuit the secondary terminal of a voltage
TJC 4 transformer type code transformer even this is not in use. A secondary short-cir-
6000√3//100/ rated voltage ratio cuit will cause the unit to overheat and fail in a very short
√3/100/3 V period of time.
a-n terminal marking for measuring secondary winding
da-dn terminal marking for residual (open-delta) winding 6. Protection of single pole insulated voltage transformers
0.5; 3P accuracy classes against feroresonance phenomena is stated in Appen-
10 VA rated output dix 3. – Damping of the ferroresonance in Voltage trans-
9xUn/8h overvoltage factor formers type range TJx.
12/28/75 kV highest voltage for equipment / power-frequency
withstand voltage / rated lightning-impulse voltage 7. In case of the current transformer with voltage indication
400 VA rated output (coupling electrode included) is secondary terminal box
50 Hz rated frequency equiped with PE terminal, which is connected with earthing
40°C ambient temperature screw to the base plate, which must be generally earthed.
IEC 61869-3 referred standard Connection between secondary terminal and base plate is
E temperature class shown on the picture “Crossection of single line terminal box“
2016 year of production
Attention: Terminal PE must be always earthed, this
is hold generally, even if the base plate is removed. In
case of disassembling the base plate, producer is not
3. Instructions for installation warranting the earthing. Coupling electrode terminals
Ck and PE are always delivered interconnected. Re-
move this connection before installation of indication
General informations system. Leave the connection if Ck-PE terminals are
Instrument transformer is an electrical equipment and not in use.
the electrical installation shall be done by skilled person
only. National legislation can set down the minimum age and 8. All current and voltage transformers are, for safety rea-
the criteria for competence of skilled persons working on, sons, shipped with earthed secondary windings. Earthing
with, or near an electrical installation. of the terminals are shown in Appendix 1. Before putting
into operation always check whether it corresponds
Where is not the national legislation requirements for com- to the earthing scheme involved in the application and
petence, the criteria shall be used at least according to remove earthing screws accordingly (simple examples of
EN 50110-1. network connection are in Appendix 2 ).
Safety instructions Attention: Manufacturer is not responsible for dam-

1. Always consider transformer as a part of the circuit to age, loss and injuries caused by wrong connection of
which it is connected, and do not touch the leads and transformers.
terminals or other parts of the transformer unless they
are known to be grounded.
Current and Voltage Instrument Transformers | Instructions for installation, use and maintenance 3
Mounting In case of Bus CT, there must be always connected CT
Following informations are general and some details can shielding to the primary bar. Connection must be done on one
differentiate according to type and variants of transformers. side of the CT. One example of KOKS 12 shielding connection
It is necessary to combine it with other technical and market- is described on the picture.
ing specifications like catalogues, dimensional drawings and
rating plate for specific transformer type.
Connection cable 2.5 mm2
The mounting position of the indoor transformer can be freely
chosen. The transformer is fixed using the mounting base with
four screws M10 and washers. Fastening must be done on
a smooth surface. There is a M8 screw for earthing the trans-
former on the base plate.
Primary connection
Primary terminals of the current transformer are made of cop-
per and they are silver or tin plated. There are M12 (CT) and
M10 (VT) screws used for fastening of primary conductor to
the terminal. For primary reconnectable transformers the ratio
can be reconnected by changing position of the links fixed by
M8 screws without removing already fitted primary conductors. Primary bar
Fig. 5. KOKS 12 shielding connection
Secondary connections
The terminals, screws, nuts and washers are made of stain-
less steel. Secondary grounding screws and secondary termi-
nal fastening screws are made of nickel-plated brass.
Fig. 3. Low ratio The secondary terminal cover box used for most types is
made from the plastic and provided with three detachable
threaded inserts. The terminals are provided with M5 screws
for secondary wiring connection and with through going holes
for direct earthing of the secondary circuit by M5 screws.
The terminal cover is sealable.
Degrees of IP protection
Indoor transformers: IP40 or IP30 for transformers TTR, BB,
KOKS
Max. Tightening torque Min. Tightening torque

Fig. 4. High ratio (Nm) (Nm)
M5 3.5 2.8
M6 4 3
Screw Max. torque [Nm] Min. torque [Nm] Tab. 2. The maximum permissible tightening torques for secondary screw
M5 3.5 2.8 connections
M6 4 3
M8 20 16
M10 20 16 Max. diameter of the cable or wire connected to one terminal
M12 70 56 of the secondary is: 2x Ø 2.5 mm.
Tab. 1. M aximum allowed torques for screw connections of current For terminal marking see Appendix 1.
transformers
Maximum allowed torque for screw connection of voltage

transformer is 20 Nm.
Maximum allowed cantilever strength is:
Voltage transformers 2000 N.
Current transformers 5000 N.
Fig. 6. Example of current transformer terminal box Fig. 7. Example of voltage transformer terminal box
Screw for terminal earthing
Connection screws
Base plate
Fig. 8. Cross section of double line secondary terminal box
Capacitive voltage indicator (divider) Fuses

The transformer can be supplied with the capacitive voltage The fuse can be a part of a supply of voltage transformers
indicator on the request. Integrated voltage detection system is with fuse. We can supply following fuses:
corresponding to Separable Voltage Detection System accord-
ing to IEC 61234-5. It is integrated coupling electrode connect- Rated current Rated voltage Length Striker
ed to secondary terminal (terminal Ck). Electrode acts as a (A) (kV) (mm) pin
capacitor between electrode and primary winding (C1), or 0.5 – 6.3 12/17.5 192 YES
electrode and ground (C2). If the electrode is connected to 0.5 – 6.3 24 292 YES
indication device (not part of delivery – it is part of switchgear) it 2 or 4 36 440 NO
works as indication of voltage presence – more in IEC 61234-5. 0.3 or 0.6 12/24 255 NO
Ub (kV) C1 (pF) > C2 (pF) > Tab. 4. List of offered fuses

3 – 5.4 30 20
5.5 – 7.2 25 20
10 – 13.5 20 20
13.8 – 17.5 15 20
20 – 40 10 20
Note: Recommended min. capacities for nominal voltage.
Tab. 3. CE capacity according to nominal voltage
Warning:
All VT’s type TJP 4.0; TJPH 4.0; TJP 5.0; TJPH 5.0; TJP 6.0, 4. Instructions for use
have fuse contact equipped with fixation. Fuse contact fixa-
tion is used just for transportation. Before installation must be
removed. See picture Fig. 9. and Fig. 10. Current and Voltage instrument transformers are used:
− − to convert large currents or voltage in the primary circuit to
an appropriate level for secondary circuit equipment (relays
and meters);
− − to insulate primary and secondary circuit from each other
to protect the secondary equipment from the harmful
effects of large current or voltage appearing during
the operation (short circuits).
The use of current or voltage transformer for other purpose than

described above is forbidden if not agreed with the producer.
Routine test report

Together with instrument transformer are delivered:
− − routine test report;
− − two rating plates (one plastered on the transformer and one
free).
The following information can be included on the request.

These are free of charge:
Fig. 9. Delivered VT with fixation − − theoretical current/voltage errors and phase displacement
values;
− − theoretical excitation curves.
There are additional extra paid reports which can be supplied

on request:
− − accuracy test report;
− − magnetizing curve (for current transformers);
− − additional labels (if more than 2);
− − verification tests.
5. Instructions for maintenance
Visible surface pollution shall be cleaned off the transformer.

Polluted transformer can be cleaned by alcohol. In case of
surface contamination please contact the manufacturer.
Fig. 10. Fixation removing 6. Transport and storage
Temperature for transport and storage the indoor transformers

is from -25°C to +70°C. During transportation and storage
the transformers must be protected from direct sunlight.
The transformers are shipped in wooden boxes or mounted
on the pallets. Other temperature must be agreed by the
manufacturer.
For safety fuse replacement see Instructions for installation,

use and maintenance for Voltage (potential) transformers Fuse
replacement (1VLM000614).
7. Disposal
Materials used in instrument transformers are considered

as materials without dangerous environmental impact and
materials are not toxic. Disposal of instrument transformers is
controlled by national legislation of communal waste.
8. Handling with
the transformers
Handling with the transformer is described in the Appendix 4.
9. Normative references
IEC 61869-1 Instrument transformers – general require-

ment
IEC 61869-2 Instrument transformers – additional require-
ments for current transformers
IEC 61869-3 Instrument transformers – additional require-
ments for voltage transformers
IEC 61243-5 Voltage detectors – Voltage detecting sys-
tems (VDS)
IEC 60529 Degrees of protection provided by enclo-
sures (IP Code)
ISO 12100 Safety of machinery — Basic concepts,
general principles for design
EN 50110-1 Operation of electrical installations
Current and Voltage transformers are designed, tested and

produced according to international or national standards re-
quired by customers and agreed by producer. Specific stand-
ard is always mentioned on the Rating plate of transformer.
For example these standards:
IEC 60044-1; IEC 60044-2; IEC 60044-6; IEC 61869-1,

IEC 61869-2; IEC 61869-3
AS 60044-1; AS 60044-2
AS 1243-1982; AS 1675-1986
ČSN 351301; ČSN 351302; ČSN 351361
ČSN EN 61896-1; ČSN EN 61896-2; ČSN EN 61896-6
IEEE Std C57.13.6
CSA Std CAN3-C13-M83
GOST 1516.3-96; GOST 7746-2001
BS 3939:1973; BS EN 61869-2
If it is agreed between customer and producer it is possible to

deliver also other standard or standards which are mentioned
above with different revision.
Appendix 1
Examples of secondary terminal marking for cast terminal box
- Current transformers according to IEC
One core One core One core with CD One core with CD
Ck Ck
No tap No tap
s1 s2 s1 s2 s1 s2 s1 s2 PE PE
Ck Ck
1 tap 1 tap
s1 s2 s3 s1 s2 s3 s1 s2 s3 s1 s2 PEs3 PE
Ck Ck
2 tap 2 tap
s1 s2 s3 s4s1 s2 s3 s4 s1 s2 s3 s4s1 s2 PEs3 s4 PE
Ck Ck
3 tap 3 tap
s1 s2 s3 s4s1 s5s2 s3 s4 s5 s1 s2 s3 s4s1 s5s2 PEs3 s4 s5 PE
s6 Ck s6 Ck
4 tap 4 tap
s1 s2 s3 s4s1 s5s2 s6s3 s4 s5 s6 s1 s2 s3 s4s1 s5s2 PEs3 s4 s5 PE
Two cores Two cores Two cores with CD Two cores with CD
Ck Ck
No tap No tap
1s1 1s2 2s1 2s2
1s1 1s2 2s1 2s2 1s1 1s2 2s1 2s2
1s1 1s2 PE
2s1 2s2 PE
1s2 1s3 2s3 1s2 1s3 Ck

2s3 Ck
1 tap 1 tap
1s1 1s2 1s3 2s1
1s1 2s2
1s2 2s3
1s3 2s1 2s2 2s3 1s1 2s1 2s2 1s1 2s1 PE
2s2 PE
1s2 1s3 2s2 2s3

1s2 1s3 2s2 2s3 1s2 1s3 2s2 2s3
1s2 1s3 Ck
2s2 2s3 Ck
2 tap 2 tap
1s1 1s4 2s1 2s4
1s1 1s4 2s1 2s4 1s1 1s4 2s1 2s4
1s1 1s4 PE
2s1 2s4 PE
1s4 1s5 2s4

1s4 2s5
1s5 2s4 2s5
3 tap 3 tap
1s1 1s2 1s3 2s1
1s1 2s2
1s2 2s3
1s3 2s1 2s2 2s3
Three cores Three cores Three cores with CD Three cores with CD
1s2 2s2 3s2 1s2 2s2 Ck
3s2 Ck
No tap No tap
1s1 1s2 2s1 2s2
1s1 3s1
1s2 3s2
2s1 2s2 3s1 3s2 1s1 2s1 3s1 1s1 2s1 PE
3s1 PE
1s2 1s3 2s3 3s2

1s2 3s3
1s3 2s3 3s2 3s3 1s2 1s3 2s3 3s2
1s2 3s3
1s3 Ck
2s3 3s2 3s3 Ck
1 tap 1 tap
1s1 2s1 2s2 3s1
1s1 2s1 2s2 3s1 1s1 2s1 2s2 3s1
1s1 2s1 PE
2s2 3s1 PE
1s2 1s3 2s2 2s3

1s2 3s2
1s3 3s3
2s2 2s3 3s2 3s3 1s2 1s3 2s2 2s3
1s2 3s2
1s3 3s3
2s2 2s3Ck 3s2 3s3 Ck
2 tap 2 tap
1s1 1s4 2s1 2s4 1s4 3s4
1s1 3s1 2s1 2s4 3s1 3s4 1s1 1s4 2s1 2s4
1s1 3s1
1s4 3s4
2s1 2s4PE 3s1 3s4 PE
1s3 1s4 1s5 2s4

1s3 2s5
1s4 3s4
1s5 3s5
2s4 2s5 3s4 3s5
3 tap 3 tap
1s1 1s2 2s1 2s2
1s1 2s3
1s2 3s1
2s1 3s2
2s2 3s3
2s3 3s1 3s2 3s3
4 cores 4 cores 4 cores with CD 4 cores with CD

1s2 2s2 3s2 4s2
1s2 2s2 3s2 4s2 1s2 2s2 3s2 4s2
1s2 2s2 Ck
3s2 4s2 Ck
No tap No tap
1s1 2s1 3s1 4s1
1s1 2s1 3s1 4s1 1s1 2s1 3s1 4s1
1s1 2s1 PE
3s1 4s1 PE
1s2 1s3 2s3 3s2

1s2 3s3
1s3 4s3
2s3 3s2 3s3 4s3 1s2 1s3 2s3 3s2
1s2 3s3
1s3 4s3
2s3 3s2Ck 3s3 4s3 Ck
1 tap 1 tap
1s1 2s1 2s2 3s1
1s1 4s1
2s1 4s2
2s2 3s1 4s1 4s2 1s1 2s1 2s2 3s1
1s1 4s1
2s1 4s2
2s2 3s1PE 4s1 4s2 PE
1s2 1s3 2s2 2s3

1s2 3s2
1s3 3s3
2s2 4s2
2s3 4s3
3s2 3s3 4s2 4s3
2 tap 2 tap
1s1 1s4 2s1 2s4
1s1 3s1
1s4 3s4
2s1 4s1
2s4 4s4
3s1 3s4 4s1 4s4
5 cores 5 cores Variants of connectionsVariants of connections

1s2 2s2 3s2 4s2
1s2 5s2
2s2 3s2 4s2 5s2 - double row terminal - double row terminal
No tap No tap - Special CT according- Special CT according
1s1 2s1 3s1 4s1
1s1 5s1
2s1 3s1 4s1 5s1
1s2 1s3 2s3 3s2

1s2 3s3
1s3 4s3
2s3 5s2
3s2 5s3
3s3 4s3 5s2 Dummy
5s3 Dummy Ck Ck
1 tap 1 tap
1s1 2s1 2s2 3s1
1s1 4s1
2s1 4s2
2s2 5s1
3s1 4s1 4s2 5s1 with CD with CD PE PE
6 cores 6 cores
1s2 2s2 3s2 4s2
1s2 5s2
2s2 6s2
3s2 4s2 5s2 6s2 special special
No tap No tap
1s1 2s1 3s1 4s1
1s1 5s1
2s1 6s1
3s1 4s1 5s1 6s1 s1 s1 s2 s2s1 s1 s2 s2
2nd line of terminal 2nd line of terminal

1st line of terminal 1st line of terminal
- Voltage transformers according to IEC
Variants of connections of double row terminal - One pole VT

according to IEC
1 measuring winding with no tap

a n N PE
1 measuring winding with 1 tap

a1 a2 n N PE
1 measuring + residual
a n da dn N PE
2 measuring winding with no tap

1a 1n 2a 2n N PE
2 measuring winding with 1 tap 1a1 1a2 2a1 2a2

1n 2n N PE
1a 2a da
1n 2n dn N PE
1a 2a 3a
3 measuring
1n 2n 3n N PE
2 measuring with tap + residual 1a1 1a2 2a2 da1 da2

with 1 tap 1n 2a1 2n dn N PE
a1 a2 da1 da2
1 measuring with tap + residual
n dn N PE
with 1 tap
a1 a2 da
1 measuring with tap + residual
n dn N PE
Variants of connections of double row terminal - Double pole VT

according to IEC
1 measuring
a b PE
1 measuring winding with 1 tap

a1 a2 b PE
2 measuring
1a 1b 2a 2b PE
a b da dn PE
2 measuring winding with tap 1a1 1a2 2a1 2a2

1b 2b PE
NOTE: Residual voltage windings connected to open delta must have dn terminal earthed only on one of three
transformers (earthing screws at dn terminals of others two transformers have to be removed).
- Current transformers according to IEEE
One core One core with DC

Ck
No tap x1 x2 x1 x2 PE
Ck
1 tap x1 x2 x3 x1 x2 x3 PE
Ck
2 taps x1 x2 x3 x4 x1 x2 x3 x4 PE
Ck
3 taps x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 PE
x6 Ck
4 taps x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 x6 x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 PE
Two cores Two cores with CD

Ck
No tap x1 x2 y1 y2 x1 x2 y1 y2 PE
x2 x3 y3 Ck
1 tap x1 x2 x3 y1 y2 y3 x1 y1 y2 PE
x2 x3 y2 y3 x2 x3 y2 y3 Ck
2 taps x1 x4 y1 y4 x1 x4 y1 y4 PE
x4 x5 y4 y5
3 taps x1 x2 x3 y1 y2 y3
Three cores Three cores with CD

x2 y2 z2 Ck
No tap x1 x2 y1 y2 z1 z2 x1 y1 z1 PE
x2 x3 y3 z2 z3 x2 x3 y3 z2 z3 Ck
1 tap x1 y1 y2 z1 x1 y1 y2 z1 PE
x2 x3 y2 y3 z2 z3 x2 x3 y2 y3 z2 z3 Ck
2 taps x1 x4 y1 y4 z1 z4 x1 x4 y1 y4 z1 z4 PE
x3 x4 x5 y4 y5 z4 z5
3 taps x1 x2 y1 y2 y3 z1 z2 z3
Variants of connections of double row terminal
1 measuring winding with

no tap x1 x2 H2 PE

1 tap x1 x2 x3 H2 PE

no tap x1 x2 y1 y2 H2 PE
2 measuring winding with x1 x2 y1 y2

1 tap x3 y3 H2 PE
x1 y1 z1
3 measuring
x2 y2 z3 H2 PE
x2 x3 y3 z2 z3 x2 x3 y3 z2 z3 Ck
1 tap x1 y1 y2 z1 x1 y1 y2 z1 PE
x2 x3 y2 y3 z2 z3 x2 x3 y2 y3 z2 z3 Ck
2 taps x1 x4 y1 y4 z1 z4 x1 x4 y1 y4 z1 z4 PE
x3 x4 x5 y4 y5 z4 z5
3 taps x1 x2 y1 y2 y3 z1 z2 z3
- Voltage transformers according to IEEE
Variants of connections of double row terminal

no tap x1 x2 H2 PE

1 tap x1 x2 x3 H2 PE

no tap x1 x2 y1 y2 H2 PE
2 measuring winding with x1 x2 y1 y2

1 tap x3 y3 H2 PE
x1 y1 z1
3 measuring
x2 y2 z3 H2 PE
Appendix 2
Wiring diagram examples
Current transformers: Voltage transformers:
Primary voltage
Primary current
P1 P2 A N
a n
1S1 1S2 1S3
Low Secondary voltage
Ratio
High Ratio
Primary voltage
Primary current
A N
P1 P2
S1 S2 a n
Secondary voltage
Secondary current
da dn
Secondary voltage
P1 C1 C2 P2
Primary current
S1 S2 A N
Secondary current
1a1 1a2 1n
Primary current Low
Ratio
P1 P2
High Ratio
1S1 1S2 2S1 2S2

Secondary current Secondary current
Examples of current transformers connection
Examples of voltage transformers connection
Appendix 3
Damping ferroresonance for voltage transformer type range TJx
Technical background Recommendation

Ferroresonance is a phenomenon usually characterized by Rated voltage factor: We recommend using the voltage
over-voltages and very irregular wave shapes and is asso- transformers with the over-voltage factor in the range (2.5-3)
ciated with the excitation of one or more saturable induc- xUn/8h. We cannot guarantee the value of the over-voltage fac-
tors through capacitance in parallel with nonlinear inductor. tor if the requirements for the secondary winding are too high.
The saturable inductor is usually present in the form of an
instrument transformer, power transformer or reactor which Voltage of residual Value of Rdamp Power Dissipation
utilizes an iron core. winding
Ferroresonance of single-pole insulated transformers in un- 100:3 V 22 Ω 450 W
earthed network is one of the most common ferroresonance 110:3 V 27 Ω 450 W
cases. Depending on the supply voltage, capacitance and
inductance the oscillation can be either periodic (over- or Tab. 5. Recommended values of damping resistor
sub-harmonic or with fundamental frequency) or aperiodic.
Using damping resistor or VT Guard in the residual voltage
secondary, shown in figure below, can considerably reduce
the risk for ferroresonance.
There is an additional factor that can in some cases reduce or
totally eliminate the risk for ferroresonance and it is over-volt-
age factor. According to IEC standard is the rated over-volt-
age factor 1.9xUn/ 8h. Higher rated over-voltage factor shifts
the operating point towards lower flux values of voltage trans-
former. It results in smaller sensitivity of transformer. Some
kind of transients usually initiates ferroresonance.
Appendix 4
Handling with transformers
There are few possibilities of handling:
1) Manual handling
Transformers can be handled by hands in case the weight of
the transformer is not higher than 25 kg.
Always use glows during the manual handling. For grasp
of the transformers always use handling grip (see the picture),
or the base of the transformer.
Note. Types TJP or TDP never handle by gripping the fuse

holder – risk of break.
Transformers heavier than 25 kg can be handled by hands in

case the transformer is equipped with baseplate. In this case
the transformer must be carried by at least two persons using Fig. 11. Manual handling
the baseplate. It is necessary to follow all safety instructions
during the manipulation.
2) Handling by belts
For safety reasons transformers can be handled by hanging
on belts when it is possible. Then the handling can be done
by hanging of the transformer on the crane.
Note. This system is recommended for types: TTR, TSR,

BB(O), KOKS. Hanging systems for those types are visual-
ized on pictures.
Safety warning! Lifting capacity of the belts and the crane

has to be at least 200 kg. Always make sure that the belts
hold safely on the crane and on the transformer.
Fig. 12. Transformer hanging on belts
3) Handling by the self-locking hooks

It is possible to handle transformers by self-locking hooks
hanging on the crane, if the transformer is equipped with han-
dling grips. When the transformer has no handling grips, is it
possible to grip the hooks under the base of the transformer.
Note. This system is recommended for types: TPU, TPE,

TJC, TJCL, TJCH, TJP, TJPH, TDP, TDC, KGUG, KGUGI.
This handling system is visualized on the pictures.
Safety warning! Lifting capacity of the hooks and

the crane has to be 200 kg at least. Always make sure that
the hooks hold safely on the crane and on the transformer.
Fig. 13. Self locking hooks attached on the handling grips
4) Handling by the self-locking hooks under primary screws
In case of indoor current transformers, which are equipped
with primary terminal screws M12, it is possible to hang
the transformer on self-locking hooks holding under
the primary screws. The handling can be done by hanging
of the hooks on the crane.
Note. This system is recommended for types: TPU, TPE,

IHBF, KOFA. This handling system is visualized on the
picture.
Safety warning! Lifting capacity of the hooks and the

crane has to be 200 kg at least. Always make sure that
the hooks hold safely on the crane and on the transformer. Fig. 14. Self-locking hooks
attached under primary screws
SAFETY WARNING: During the manipulation with trans-

former it is necessary to follow safety work instructions.
Never stand under the freight. Always make sure that
the freight is safely locked on the crane and make sure
that there is no risk of unexpected release or turnover of
the freight.
Note. Holding jigs, described in these chapters, are not

a part of delivery.
Appendix 5
Dimensional Drawing TPU 4x.xx and TPU 5x.xx
b H
a
220
12
TPU 4(5)0.11, TPU 4(5)3.11
TPU 4(5)0.21, TPU 4(5)3.21
120 32 M12
40
C
E
20
80
TPU 4(5)0(3).1(2)3
TPU 4(5)0(3).31(3)
G F TPU 4(5)0(1,2,3).41(3)
TPU 4(5)0(3).53
D 120 32 M12
B
TPU 4(5)4.1(2,3,4)1(3) 60
TPU 4(5)5.1(2,3,4)1(3) 18
TPU 4(5)6.1(2,3,4)1(3)
TPU 4(5)7.1(2,3,4)1(3) 68
TPU 4(5)8.1(2,3,4)1(3) TPU 4(5)0.12, TPU 4(5)0.14
TPU 4(5)0.22, TPU 4(5)0.24
120 32 M12 120 32
23 23 23 M12
40
80
40
20 M8 33,5
80 80
TPU 4(5)4(5,6,7,8).11
TPU 4(5)4(5,6,7,8).13
TPU 4(5)4(5,6,7,8).21
TPU 4(5)4(5,6,7,8).23
TPU 4(5)4(5,6,7,8).31
TPU 4(5)4(5,6,7,8).33
TPU 4(5)4(5,6,7,8).41
TPU 4(5)4(5,6,7,8).43
TPU 4(5)0(1,3).41
TPU 4(5)0(1,3).43
TPU 4(5)0(3).11
TPU 4(5)0(3).13
TPU 4(5)0(3).21
TPU 4(5)0(3).23
TPU 4(5)0(3).31
TPU 4(5)0(3).33
TPU 4(5)0.12
TPU 4(5)0.14
TPU 4(5)0.22
TPU 4(5)0.24
TPU 4(5)0.53
a [mm] - 340 - 248 - 280 248 - 280

B [mm] 355 355 455 455 355 355 335 465 465
b [mm] 266 266 386 386 285 285 283 395 395
C [mm] 148 148 148 148 184 184 148 184 184
D [mm] 270 270 390 390 270 270 270 390 390
E [mm] 125 125 125 125 160 160 125 160 160
F [mm] 15 15 15 15 25 25 15 15 15
G [mm] 135 135 255 255 135 135 135 255 255
H [mm] - 86 - 86 - 110 86 - 110
Dimensional Drawing TPU 6x.xx
b H
a
280
14
TPU 60.11, TPU 63.11
TPU 60.21, TPU 63.21
120 32 M12
40
150
178
20
80
TPU 60.13, TPU 63.13
TPU 60.23, TPU 63.23
120 32 M12
E F
D
B
60
TPU 64.11, TPU 64.13

TPU 65.11, TPU 65.13 18
TPU 66.11, TPU 66.13 68
TPU 67.11, TPU 67.13 TPU 60.12, TPU 60.14
TPU 68.11, TPU 68.13 TPU 60.22, TPU 60.24
120 32 M12 120 32
23 23 23 M12
40
80
40
M8 33,5
20
80
80
TPU 60(3).11, TPU 60.12 TPU 60(3).13, TPU 60.14 TPU 60(3).21 TPU 60(3).23
TPU 64(5,6,7,8).11 TPU 64(5,6,7,8).13 TPU 60.22 TPU 60.24
a [mm] - 340 - 340
B [mm] 355 355 455 455
b [mm] 282 282 382 382
D [mm] 275 275 375 375
E [mm] 140 140 235 235
F [mm] 20 20 25 25
Dimensional Drawings TPU 7x.xx
TPU
TPU 70.41
70.41 Weight:
WEIGHT:41
41kgkg TPU 70.43 Weight: 41 kg
TPU
TPU 73.41
73.41 CREEPAGE DISTANCE: 380mm
Creepage distance: 380 mm TPU 73.43 Creepage distance: 380 mm
260
2
260
450
390
390
Pg16 14
Pg16 14
4
39
4
39
161
22
185 165 161
22
185 165
M8 65 32 120 32
14 65 32 120 32
M8
14
220
220
250
40
L
220
110
220
250
60
L
80 M12
14
68 M12
14
10 150 15 10 150 15
295 295
350 350
L=96mm for 6 or 12 clamps
L=122mm for 16 clamps L=96mm for 6 or 12 clamps
L=122mm for 16 clamps
Drawing n. Polarity
Drawing n. Polarity
1VL4600986R0101 P1 to secondary terminal
1VL4600986R0102 P2 to secondary terminal 1VL4600985R0102 P2 to secondary terminal
TPU 74.41 Weight: 43 kg TPU 74.43 Weight: 43 kg

TPU 74.41 WEIGHT: 43kg
TPU 75.41
TPU 75.41 Creepage distance:
CREEPAGE 377
DISTANCE: 377mmmm TPU 75.43 Creepage distance: 377 mm
TPU
TPU 76.41
76.41 260
TPU 76.43
2
260
390
450
390
Pg16 14
Pg16 14
4
39
161
39
22
185 165
161
22
185 165
M8 32 120 32 14
M8 32 120 32 14
220
220
250
80
L
220
110
220
250
80
L
70 M12
14
10 150 15 M12
14
70
295 10 150 15
350 295
350
Drawing n. Polarity
Drawing n. Polarity
TPU 70.51 Weight: 44-54 kg TPU 70.52 Weight: 44-54 kg
TPU
TPU 70.51
73.51 Creepage distance: 400
WEIGHT: mm
44-54kg TPU 70.52
WEIGHT:409 mm
44-54kg
TPU 73.51 CREEPAGE DISTANCE: 400mm

310
CREEPAGE DISTANCE: 409mm
310
2
2
390
390
Pg16 14
Pg16 14
4
39
4
187 155
39
22
210
22
187 155 32 120 32

210 M8
12
23 23 23
M8
12
32 120 32
39,5
190
220
190
23
L
190
220
190
40
L
33
12
80,5 M8 M12
140
12
80 M12
140 10 285 15
10 285 15 365
365 L=96mm for 6 or 12 clamps
L=96mm for 6 or 12 clamps L=122mm for 16 clamps
Drawing n. Polarity
Drawing n. Polarity
44615750 P1 to secondary terminal

TPU 73.53 Creepage distance: 397 mm TPU 73.54 Creepage distance: 409 mm
310 310
2
2
450
450
390
390
Pg16 14 Pg16 14
4
4
39
39
187 155
187 155
22
22
210
210
M8 32 120 32
32 120 32 M8
12
12
23 23 23
190
110
190
220
39,5
190
110
190
220
60
23
L
18
12
12
68 140 M12 80,5 M8 M12

140
10 285 15
365 10 285 15
365
L=96mm for 6 or 12 clamps L=96mm for 6 or 12 clamps
L=122mm for 16 clamps L=122mm for 16 clamps
Drawing n. Polarity Drawing n. Polarity
44615650 P1 to secondary terminal 44615710 P1 to secondary terminal
TPU 75.51 Creepage distance: 386 mm TPU TPU
75.5374.53 Creepage distance: 400
WEIGHT: mm
46-58kg
TPU 76.5375.53
TPU CREEPAGE DISTANCE: 386mm
TPU 76.51
310 TPU 76.53 310
450
390
390
Pg16 14
4 Pg16 14
39
4
39
187 155
22
210 187 155
22
M8 210
32 120 32
12
M8 32 120 32
12
190
220
190
40
80
L
190
110
190
220
40
80
L
20
20
12
80 M12
12
140 80 M12
140
10 285 15
365 10 285 15
365
L=96mm for 6 or 12 clamps L=96mm for 6 or 12 clamps
L=122mm for 16 clamps L=122mm for 16 clamps


TPU 70.63 WEIGHT: 70-86kg
TPU
TPU 70.61
WEIGHT: mm
70-86kg TPU 73.63
CREEPAGE 475
DISTANCE: mm
475mm
446
446
2
2
450
390
390
Pg16 14
Pg16 14
4
39
4
39
225 200
22
225 200 246

22
246 32 120 32
M8 M12 12
32 120 32
M8 M12 12
225
113
160
225
260
60
L
225
160
225
260
60
L
P1 P2
P1 P2
18
18
10 68 185 15
12
10 68 185 15 375
12
375 446
446 469
469 L=96mm for 6 or 12 clamps
L=122mm for 16 clamps Drawing n. Polarity
Drawing n. Polarity 44615570 P1 to secondary terminal
1VL4600846R0101 P1 to secondary terminal 44615580 P2 to secondary terminal
TPU
TPU 70.64
WEIGHT: mm
70-86kg TPU
TPU 74.61
75.61 Creepage distance:
WEIGHT:465
72-88kgmm
CREEPAGE DISTANCE: 488mm TPU 75.61
TPU 76.61
446
TPU 76.61
446
2
450
390
390
Pg16 14 Pg16 14
4
4
39
39
225 200 225 200
22
22
246 246
32 120 32 32 120 32
M8 M12 M12
23 23 23 M8 12
M8 12
225
160
225
260
40
80
L
39,5
225
113
160
225
260
23
L
P1 C1 C2 P2 P1 P2
20
10 80 185 15
12
10 80,5 185 15
12
375
375 446
446 469
469
L=96mm for 6 or 12 clamps L=122mm for 16 clamps
Drawing n. Polarity
Drawing n. Polarity
TPU 74.63 Weight: 72-88 kg

TPU
TPU 74.63
75.63 Creepage distance:
WEIGHT:465 mm
72-88kg
TPU 75.63
TPU 76.63
TPU 76.63 446

TPU 77.63
TPU 77.63
TPU
TPU 78.63
78.63
2
450
390
Pg16 14
4
39
225 200
22
246
M8 32 120 32 M12 12
225
113
160
225
260
40
80
L
P1 P2
20
10 80 185 15
12
375
446
469
Drawing n. Polarity
TPU
TPU 70.71
70.71 Weight:
WEIGHT: 56
56kg kg TPU 70.73 Weight: 56 kg
TPU
TPU 73.71
Creepage distance: 410 mm
TPU 70.73
TPU 73.73 Creepage distance:WEIGHT: 56kg
410 mm
TPU 73.73 320
320
2
390
450
390
Pg
16
14 Pg
16
14
4
39
4
39
191,5
22
215 165
191,5
22
215 165
14
M8 32 120 32
M8 32 120 32
14
220
220
240
250
60
L
110
220
220
240
250
60
L
M12
14
68 150 15 M12
14
10 295 68 150 15
380 10 295
380
L= 96mm for 6 or 12 clamps
Drawing n. Polarity
Drawing n. Polarity
TPU 74.71 Weight: appr. 58 kg TPU 74.73 Weight: appr. 58 kg

TPU 75.71
TPU 74.71 Creepage distance: 410 58kgmm TPU 75.73 Creepage distance: 410 mm
WEIGHT:
TPU 74.73 WEIGHT: 58kg
TPU
TPU 75.71
TPU 76.73
TPU 76.71 TPU 76.73 320
320
2
2
390
450
390
Pg
16
14 Pg
16
14
4
39
4
39
191,5
22
215 165 191,5

22
215 165
14
M8 32 120 32 32 120 32
M8
14
220
220
240
250
40
80
L
220
110
220
240
250
40
80
L
M12
14
70 M12
14
70 150 15
150 15
10 295 10 295
380 380
L= 96mm for 6 or 12 clamps L= 96mm for 6 or 12 clamps

L=122mm for 16 clamps L= 122mm for 16 clamps
Dimensional Drawings TPE
TPE 60.11 Weight: 16-19 kg TPE 60.31 Weight: 18-20 kg
TPE 63.31 Weight: 18-20 kg
Drawing n. Polarity
Dimensional Drawings TTR
TTR 4x.xx
TTR 6x.xx
Dimensional Drawing BB
BB 103
BB 104
BB 223
Dimension Weight
Type
kg
Dimensional Drawings KOKS 12 (17,5)
KOKS
KOKS 12A31
17.5 A31 WEIGHT: 35kg KOKS 17.5
KOKS A41
12A41 WEIGHT: 42kg
KOKS
KOKS 12 17,5A31
A31 KOKS
KOKS 17,5A41
12 A41
84 120 84 120
M10 M10
7
7
40
90
90
140
180
260
80
23
310
180
80
23
7
7
78 M5*
160 135 78
M5*
160 135
30° 30° 30°
30°
110
114
258
258
110
114
220
220
67
84
67
72
84
6
6
0
R10
00
R1
* MARKED M5 TERMINAL MUST BE CONNECTED TO THE PRIMARY BAR

Drawing n. Polarity
Drawing n. Polarity 44402540 P1 to secondary terminal
KOKS 17.5 B31

KOKS
KOKS 12B31
12 B31 WEIGHT: 35kg
KOKS 17,5B31
120
M10
7
40
90
180
260
80
23
7
M5*
160 135
71 max.
258
78
84
220
6
00
,5
R1
R50
Drawing n. Polarity
Dimensional Drawing KOKS 24
KOKS 24
Dimensional Drawings KOFA
KOFA 12 B1, D1 Weight: appr. 18 kg KOFA 12 A3 Weight: appr. 20 kg

KOFA 12 B2, D2, F2 Creepage distance: 160 mm KOFA 12 C3 Creepage distance: 165 mm
KOFA 12 B3, D3, F3 Arcing distance 150 mm KOFA 12 E3 Arcing distance 150 mm
KOFA 24 B1, D1 Weight: appr. 18 kg KOFA 24 A3 Weight: appr. 24 kg

KOFA 24 B2, D2, F2 Creepage distance: 220 mm KOFA 24 C3 Creepage distance: 225 mm
KOFA 24 B3, D3, F3 Arcing distance 210 mm KOFA 24 E3 Arcing distance 210 mm
Dimensional Drawings IHBF
IHBF 12 A Weight: appr. 19 kg IHBF 12 B Weight: appr. 27 kg

IHBF 17 A IHBF 17 B
IHBF 24 C
1. Plug-in contact
IHBF 24 B Weight: appr. 14 kg
1. Plug-in contact
Transformers with base plate, clamp type secondary terminals
IHBF 12 A Weight: appr. 14 kg IHBF 12 A Weight: appr. 14 kg

IHBF 17 A IHBF 17 A
IHBF 24 C IHBF 24 C
Dimensional Drawings TJE
TJE 3 Weight: 10 kg
TJE 4 Creepage distance: 245 mm
TJE 3.1 Weight: 11,5 kg

TJE 4.1 Creepage distance: 245 mm
Dimensional Drawings TJC
TJC 4, TJCH 4 Weight: appr. 20 kg TJC 6 Weight: appr. 36 kg

TJC 5, TJCH 5 Creepage distance: 280 mm Creepage distance: 338 mm
TJC 6-G Weight: appr. 38 kg TJCL 6 Weight: appr. 25 kg

Creepage distance: 338 mm Creepage distance: 326 mm
TJC 7 Weight:50 kg TJC 7.1 Weight: 48 kg
Creepage distance: 480 mm version with regular Creepage distance: 398 mm
baseplate
TJC 7.0-G Weight: 48 kg TJC

TJC7.1
7.1 Weight: 48 kg
WEIGHT: 48kg
Creepage distance: 398 mm version with narrow Creepage distance:
CREEPAGE 398
DISTANCE: mm
398mm
baseplate
300
45 M10
°
60
°
60
45
324
314
308
14
Pg16
M8
R1
70
55
5
38
26
28
213 207
150
107
150
178
250
4x
192
45 360 15
14
420
Drawing n.
1VL4200515R0101
Dimensional Drawings TDC
TDC 4 Weight: 20 kg TDC 6 Weight: 36 kg

TDC 5 Creepage distance A-B: 326 mm Creepage distance A-B: 210 mm
Creepage distance A(B)- : 222 mm Creepage distance A(B)- : 285 mm
TDC 7 Weight: 72 kg
Dimensional Drawings TJP
TJP 4.0, TJPH 4.0 Weight: 24 kg TJP 4.3 Weight: appr. 28 kg

TJP 5.0, TJPH 5.0 Creepage distance: 400 mm TJP 5.3 Creepage distance: 385 mm
fuse IEC 60282-1
TJP 6.3 Weight: 42 kg

TJP 4.1 TJP 4.2 TJP 6.1 TJP 6.2
TJP 5.1 TJP 5.2 fuse JT6 300 mA fuse IEC 60282-1
fuse JT6 300 mA fuse IEC 60282-1 fuse JT6 600 mA
fuse JT6 600 mA
Weight: 24 kg Weight: 42 kg
Creepage distance: 296 mm TJP 6.1 Creepage distance: 342 mm WEIGHT: 42kg
431
2xM8
342
304
14
Pg16
M8
39
22
20
209 143
4
14
2x
14
178
150
96
10 280 12
352 75
fuse JT6 300, 600mA

Drawing n.
44203980
TJP 4.0-F Weight: 24 kg TJP 4.0-F Weight: 24 kg

TJP 5.0-F Creepage distance: 403 mm TJPTJP 4.0-F
5.0-F Creepage distance: 40324kg
WEIGHT: mm
fuse IEC 60282-1 fuse IEC 60282-1
557
356
307 49
14-Pg16
20 max.
209
240
M8
39
22
178 133
20
4
201
10 270 235
12
40
25
75
148
125
2x
11
11
334
Drawing n.
1VL4200300R0101
TJP 6.0-G Weight: 43 kg TJP 6.0-G Weight: appr. 42 kg
TJP 7.1 Weight: appr. 54 kg
TJP 7.2 Weight: appr. 54 kg TJP 7.3 Weight: appr. 54 kg

Dimensional Drawings TDP
TDP 4.1 TDP 4.2

fuse JT6 300 mA fuse IEC 600282-1
fuse JT6 600 mA
Weight: 29 kg
Weight: 29 kg
TDP 6.1 TDP 6.2

fuse JT6 300 mA fuse IEC 600282-1
fuse JT6 600 mA
Weight: 38 kg
Weight: 38 kg
Dimensional Drawings KGUGI and KGUG
KGUG 24
KGUG 36
KGUGI 24 WEIGHT:60kg
73
100 58
KGUGI 24
10
45
Weight: 60 kg
376 ±2
320 ±2
72
202 Pg 16
8
391 215
222
260 72
14
11
4x
P P
M1:1 M8
179
78
95
220
37 340 32
455
KGUGI 36 WEIGHT: 80kg
KGUGI 36 79
155
40
Drawing n.
10
45
Weight: 80 kg 1VL4200392R0101
427 ±2
348 ±2
72
227
8
Pg 16
443 230
248
300 77
14
11
4x
P P
M1:1
M8
186
78
95
245
380
37 443
505
Drawing n.
1VL4200394R0101
Dimensional Drawing TDC
TDC 7 (KRED 36B1)

TDC 7 WEIGHT: 72kg
M10 320
Possibility sealing
screw 30
12
390
M8
5
249
20
218 178
423
150 150
19 14
14
225
367
Pg16
Drawing n.
44616400
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Current and Voltage

The transformers should be mounted in dry indoor conditions

The transformers are designed for standard ambient tempera-

2. Technical details Fig. 1. Example of current transformer label

3. Always ground one secondary terminal of the transformer,

4. Always short-circuit the secondary of the current trans-

Safety instructions Attention: Manufacturer is not responsible for dam-

Fig. 5. KOKS 12 shielding connection

Max. Tightening torque Min. Tightening torque

Maximum allowed torque for screw connection of voltage

Screw for terminal earthing

Fig. 8. Cross section of double line secondary terminal box

Capacitive voltage indicator (divider) Fuses

Ub (kV) C1 (pF) > C2 (pF) > Tab. 4. List of offered fuses

Note: Recommended min. capacities for nominal voltage.

Tab. 3. CE capacity according to nominal voltage

The use of current or voltage transformer for other purpose than

Routine test report

The following information can be included on the request.

There are additional extra paid reports which can be supplied

5. Instructions for maintenance

Visible surface pollution shall be cleaned off the transformer.

Fig. 10. Fixation removing 6. Transport and storage

Temperature for transport and storage the indoor transformers

For safety fuse replacement see Instructions for installation,

Materials used in instrument transformers are considered

IEC 61869-1 Instrument transformers – general require-

Current and Voltage transformers are designed, tested and

For example these standards:

IEC 60044-1; IEC 60044-2; IEC 60044-6; IEC 61869-1,

If it is agreed between customer and producer it is possible to

1s2 1s3 2s3 1s2 1s3 Ck

1s2 1s3 2s2 2s3

1s4 1s5 2s4

1s2 1s3 2s3 3s2

1s2 1s3 2s2 2s3

1s3 1s4 1s5 2s4

4 cores 4 cores 4 cores with CD 4 cores with CD

1s2 1s3 2s3 3s2

1s2 1s3 2s2 2s3

5 cores 5 cores Variants of connectionsVariants of connections

1s2 1s3 2s3 3s2

2nd line of terminal 2nd line of terminal

Variants of connections of double row terminal - One pole VT

1 measuring winding with no tap

1 measuring winding with 1 tap

2 measuring winding with no tap

2 measuring winding with 1 tap 1a1 1a2 2a1 2a2

2 measuring with tap + residual 1a1 1a2 2a2 da1 da2

Variants of connections of double row terminal - Double pole VT

1 measuring winding with 1 tap

2 measuring winding with tap 1a1 1a2 2a1 2a2

One core One core with DC

Two cores Two cores with CD

Three cores Three cores with CD

Variants of connections of double row terminal

1 measuring winding with

1 measuring winding with

2 measuring winding with

2 measuring winding with x1 x2 y1 y2

- Voltage transformers according to IEEE

Variants of connections of double row terminal

1 measuring winding with

IEC 61869-1 Instrument transformers – general require-