Yokogawa CTW20, CTW100, CTW130, CTW10 User Manual

User’s Manual

Please read this user’s manual thoroughly to ensure correct use of the instrument. Carefully store this manual for future reference.

Models CTW10, CTW20, CTW100, and CTW130

Clamp-on Current Transformers

IM 77C01W02-01E

2nd Edition: Jun. 2004

1. Cautionary Notes for Safe Use of the Products

The following symbol is indicated on the instrument and in this manual to ensure safe use.

This symbol is indicated where the operator must refer to instruction s in the manual in order to protect both personnel and the instrument. This symbol on the product indicates that the operator must refer to an explanation in the user’s manual in order to avoid the risk of injury or death of personnel and damage to the instrument. The manual describes how the operator should exercise special care to avoid electric shock or other dangers that may in injury or loss of life.

The purpose of the following conventional symbol in this manual is:

NOTE

Draws attention to information essential for understanding the operation and features.

Handling Precautions and Installation Locatio n

N OTE

● Note that these current transformers are designed for use with

general-purpose instruments and have no t yet gained any of ficial certification. They cannot therefore be used for the purpose of ascertaining wattage or other electric parameters.

● Use each current transformers under a load no greater than its rated level. When calculating the load, you must calculate the sum of the load given by the instruments to be connected to the transformer and the load given by the lead-wire of the secondary-stage cable.

● The inner-walls of the clamp are treated with rust prev entiv e. But if rusted, remove the rust with CRC-5-56 (goods on the market) and spray rust preventive on the inner-walls again for recovery.

Avoid installing the current transformers in locations subject to: ambient temperatures outside the specified range of -20 °C to 50 °C, where condensation is likely; ambient humidity exceeding 80 % RH, where condensation is likely; relatively large amounts of flammable or explosive gas, saline substance, lampblack or dust; splashes of water, oil or solvent; radioactive rays or intense electric or magnetic fields; frequent mechanical vibration or shock; or direct sunlight.

3. Installation

Cross-check the Model

Make sure the model and suffix codes shown on the data plate attached to the transformer are the same as specified in your purchase order.

Models Names CTW10

CTW20

CTW100

CTW130

Clamp-on Current Transformer (for 100 A / 1 A) Applicable cable diameter: less than

Clamp-on Current Transformer (for 200 A / 1 A) Applicable cable diameter: less than

Clamp-on Current Transformer (for 500 A / 5 A) Applicable cable diameter: less than

Clamp-on Current Transformer (for 800 A / 5 A) Applicable cable diameter: less than

24 mm

36 mm

N OTE

The CTW contains a device for suppressing hazard ous volt ages that

ay arise when the secondary line is open-circuited. m

Install the transformer referring to the following figures.

How to Install

②

Hook

How to Remove

①

② Push the buckle in the direction of the arrow until it clicks.

①

①Hook the buckle.

Example of Installation

① Pull the buckle in the direction of the arrow.

Power-source side

Tape for fixing the current transformer (accessory)

Buckle

Cable

Load side

Secondary-stage cable k side = white; l side = black

W ARNING

Since there is a risk of electric shock during installation, be sure to observe the following.

● Before connecting the transformer to any other equ ipment, make sure the circuit is not receiving any power in order to prevent electric shock.

● Fasten the connecting terminals securely so they will not loosen readily.

● Do not touch the terminals or any other part of the transformer when the circuit is live.

● Do not use the transformer under a circuit current greater than the level specified for that model.

● Do not use the transformer under a circuit voltage greater than 500 V AC.

● Attach the transformer to the cable according to the orientation of the K and L symbols, as shown in the figure.

● Cut the tape for fixing the current transformer (accessory) into the appropriate length and wind the tape around the cable until the cable becomes the thickness required to fit the inside diameter of the current transformer.

● Be careful not to make a gap between the inner-walls of the clamp.

● Be careful not to trap any dust between the inner-walls of the clamp.

● Make sure the wound tape is not caught between the flat parts of the clamp, and then securely fasten the clamp using the buckle.

● Use a crimp-on terminal for 0.75 mm secondary-stage cable.

● The wires of the secondary-stage cable are color-coded as follows. k side=white; l side=black

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cables to connect the

NOTE

When extending secondary-stage cable of the current transformer, use a covered ring-sleeve or the like and a cable of 1.25 to 2 mm². The standard cable length is as follows. When secondary-stage current is 5 A: Up to 2.6 m for 1.25 mm², and up to 4.6 m for 2 mm² When secondary-stage current is 1 A: U p to 8.3 m for 1.25 mm², and up to 15 m for 2 mm²

4. Disposal

These current transformers, when no longer serviceable, must be disposed of as industrial refuse.

5. Specifications

5.1 General

The CTW series are clamp-on current transformers that can be installed much easier than conventional current transformers, w hereby sav ing labor. These transformers are particularly useful w hen exp anding ex isting system since you can attach them to a cable without having to cut it.

6. External Dimensions

6.1 CTW10 and CTW20

Unit: mm

5.2 Characteristic Specifications

Rated primary current (In) / Rated secondary current:

CTW10= 100A / 1A CTW20= 200A / 1A CTW100= 500A / 5A

CTW130= 800A / 5A Rated frequency: 50 / 60 Hz Rated burden:

CTW10, CTW20 = 0.5VA

CTW100, CTW130 = 2.5VA Accuracy / Linearity: ±1.0% against rated primary current In Phase difference: Within ±2° against rated primary current In Operating circuit voltage: Within 500 V AC Insulation resistance: 100 MΩ or more at 500 V DC (across core and

output) Withstand voltage: 2000 V AC for one minute (across core and output) Operating temperature range: -20 to 50°C (no condensation) Operating conditions: Indoor location Weight:

CTW10= Approx. 220 g CTW20= Approx. 220 g CTW100= Approx. 350 g CTW130= Approx. 380 g

0.75mm2×300l-2C

6.2 CTW100 and CTW130