on video 3 PHASE ENERGY METER CONNECTION WITH CT COIL || CT COIL WIRING CONNECTION ENERGY METER

 3 PHASE ENERGY METER CONNECTION WITH CT COIL || CT COIL WIRING CONNECTION ENERGY METER

dentify the CT Terminals:

Most CTs have two terminals, typically labeled as "P1" and "P2."

Connect CT to Load Side:

Connect the load side of the current transformer to the load you want to measure. This is usually the line carrying the current you want to monitor.

Connect CT to Energy Meter:

Connect the output terminals of the CT (P1 and P2) to the input terminals of the energy meter. Refer to the energy meter's manual for specific terminal designs.

Polarity Consideration:

CTs have a polarity. Ensure that you connect the CT in the correct polarity to the energy meter. Incorrect polarity may result in inaccurate readings.

Secure Connections:

Make sure all connections are secure and properly tightened. Loose connections can lead to measurement errors or electrical issues.

Verify Installation:

Double-check your connections and refer to the energy meter's documentation to confirm the correct wiring. Ensure that the CT is properly installed and aligned with the direction of current flow.

Power Up:

Once all connections are verified, power up the system. The energy meter should now be able to accurately measure the current using the CT.

 3 PHASE ENERGY METER CONNECTION WITH CT COIL || CT COIL WIRING CONNECTION ENERGY METER

dentify the CT Terminals:

Most CTs have two terminals, typically labeled as "P1" and "P2."

Connect CT to Load Side:

Connect the load side of the current transformer to the load you want to measure. This is usually the line carrying the current you want to monitor.

Connect CT to Energy Meter:

Connect the output terminals of the CT (P1 and P2) to the input terminals of the energy meter. Refer to the energy meter's manual for specific terminal designs.

Polarity Consideration:

CTs have a polarity. Ensure that you connect the CT in the correct polarity to the energy meter. Incorrect polarity may result in inaccurate readings.

Secure Connections:

Make sure all connections are secure and properly tightened. Loose connections can lead to measurement errors or electrical issues.

Verify Installation:

Double-check your connections and refer to the energy meter's documentation to confirm the correct wiring. Ensure that the CT is properly installed and aligned with the direction of current flow.

Power Up:

Once all connections are verified, power up the system. The energy meter should now be able to accurately measure the current using the CT.