Product Description

Scope of Application

This specification applies to Class B three-phase electric energy meters with direct connection.

Applicable Conditions

Atmospheric pressure: 63 kPa to 106 kPa, at altitudes below 4,000 m.

Climate and environmental conditions: No gases, vapors, chemical deposits, dust, or other corrosive or explosive substances that would adversely affect the insulation of the instrument transformer.

Ambient temperature and humidity are shown in Table 1.

Table 1: Ambient Temperature and Humidity Ranges

Conditions Scope Conditions Scope
The specified operating temperature -40℃~70℃ Annual average humidity ≤75%
Maximum operating temperature -40℃~85℃ 30 days (these days are naturally distributed throughout the year) ≤95%
Storage temperature -40℃~85℃ It occasionally appears on other days. ≤85%

Reference Standard

JBT 10665-2016 “Miniature Current Transformers for Electric Energy Meters” JJG313-2010 “Verification Procedure for Measuring Current Transformers”

Q/GDW 11179.15-2023 “Technical Specification for Components Used in Electric Energy Meters – Part 15: Current Transformers” GBT 20840.8-2007 “Instrument Transformers – Part 8: Electronic Current Transformers”

Structural dimensions

Figure 1: Dimensional Drawing

Note: P1 and P2 are the primary current input terminals, and P1 and SCN-2P-1 are like-named terminals.

SCN-2P terminals: 1 (red) connects to the positive terminal of the current-sampling input, and 2 (black) connects to the negative terminal of the current-sampling input.

SCN-3P terminals: 3 (yellow) to VEE, 4 (black) to GND, and 5 (red) to VCC.

Electrical Requirements

Table 2 Electrical Characteristics

Characteristics Parameter Project Parameter
Primary fundamental current 5A Secondary fundamental current 2 mA
Maximum current at the primary side 80A Secondary load 10Ω
Accuracy requirements See Table 3. Same-name port See Figure 1.

The ratio error and phase error shall not exceed the values specified in Table 3 below.

Table 3 Limits for Ratio Error and Phase Error (at 23°C)

Accuracy class Ratio error ±% Phase error ±’
0.01Ib 0.05Ib 0.2Ib Ib 1.2Ib Imax 0.01Ib 0.05Ib 0.2Ib Ib 1.2Ib Imax
0.2S 0.75 0.35 0.2 30 15 10

Note: The difference between the error values at each current test point shall not exceed 0.2S‑class values. When a half‑wave is applied within the range of Ib to 1.2Imax, the variation in ratio error shall be no greater than ±0.2%, and the variation in phase error shall be no greater than 15′.

The absolute value of the current ramp‑up/ramp‑down error shall not exceed the values specified in Table 4 below.

Table 4: Limits for Load Current Rise and Fall Variation

Accuracy class Ratio error variation ±% Phase error variation
0.2 0.1 10

Note: The current range is 0.05Ib to Imax.

Other requirements

Serial number Test conditions Technical Requirements
1

Short-time overcurrent test

Q/GDW 11179.15-2015 - 7.2.4

After testing, the change in ratio error is ≤ ±0.1%, and the change in phase error is ≤ 5’.
2

Temperature Rise Test

Q/GDW 11179.15-2015 - 7.2.5

During the test, the enclosure temperature rise shall not exceed 25 K.
3

Power-frequency withstand voltage test

Q/GDW 11179.15-2015 - 7.2.7

No destructive discharges were observed during the test.
4

Impulse Voltage Test

Q/GDW 11179.15-2015 - 7.2.8

Following the test, no visible damage was observed, and the results comply with the error variation limits specified in Tables 3 and 4.
5

Insulation Resistance Test

Q/GDW 11179.15-2015 - 7.2.9

The insulation resistance between the primary winding and the secondary winding shall not be less than 1000 MΩ (DC 500 V).
6

Mechanical Property Testing

Q/GDW 11179.15-2015 - 7.3

There are no fractures at the secondary winding terminals.
7

High-temperature test

Q/GDW 11179.15-2015 - 7.4.1

Following the test, no visible damage was observed, and the results comply with the error variation limits specified in Tables 3 and 4.
8

Low-temperature test

Q/GDW 11179.15-2015 - 7.4.2

Following the test, no visible damage was observed, and the results comply with the error variation limits specified in Tables 3 and 4.
9

High-Temperature, High-Humidity Test

Q/GDW 11179.15-2015 - 7.4.3

Following the test, no visible damage was observed, and the results comply with the error variation limits specified in Tables 3 and 4.
10

Temperature Shock Test

Q/GDW 11179.15-2015 - 7.4.4

Following the test, no visible damage was observed, and the results comply with the error variation limits specified in Tables 3 and 4.

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