​In the realm of industrial automation and power system monitoring, high-precision current transformers (HACTs) play a pivotal role. These devices are non-contact instruments used to accurately measure both AC and DC currents in circuits for reliable operation and data integrity.

​Busbar Type Current Transformers, often abbreviated as BTCs, are essential components in modern power systems, offering unique features that set them apart from traditional current transformers.

The 80A Busbar Type Current Transformer (BTC) is a versatile piece of equipment widely employed in power distribution systems and industries worldwide. Designed specifically to monitor current flows through large busbars, it plays a pivotal role in modern electrical installations.

A Current Transformer (CT) for Ground Fault Protection (GFP) is a specialized device that plays a crucial role in electrical safety systems. The structure of a GFP CT is designed to detect and isolate faults in low-voltage or high-voltage electrical networks by monitoring the flow of current.

Ground Fault Protection Current Transformers (GFP CTs), often abbreviated as GFCIs, are essential safety devices in electrical installations. Their primary function is to provide protection against ground faults, which are electrical currents that unintentionally flow through the grounding path instead of intended circuits, posing serious fire and shock hazards.

​In the era of Industry 4.0, the integration of magnetic latching relays (MLRs) with current transformers (CTs) is revolutionizing the way we control and manage power systems. These innovative combinations are fostering smart manufacturing and improving overall system efficiency.

The CT104P-B1 is a high-performance current transformer designed specifically for versatile applications in ANSI and IEC meters, as well as monitoring and protection systems. It boasts a Class 1.0 and Class 2.0 compatibility, ensuring exceptional accuracy across various measurement scenarios. With its robustness and stability, the device maintains dependable performance across a wide range of temperatures.

As the industrial landscape transitions into the era of Industry 4.0, current transformers (CTs) are experiencing a transformational shift. They serve as vital components in the modernization of power systems, energy management, and automation.

​DC Current Transformers (DCCT), also known as direct current transformers, play a pivotal role in the efficient and reliable monitoring of direct current (DC) power systems. These devices are designed to transform high-level DC currents into measurable secondary signals that can be read by instruments or control systems without being affected by electromagnetic interference.