This document provides an overview of ABB's medium voltage product portfolio of instrument transformers for indoor applications, including:
1) Current transformers in supporting, bus, and bushing types ranging from 0.72kV to 40.5kV for applications such as switchgear, generators, and OEM partners.
2) Voltage transformers in single and double pole configurations from 0.72kV to 40.5kV for measuring, protection, and tariff metering.
3) The factory in Brno produces over 150,000 units annually and has certifications including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and OHSAS 18001 to ensure high quality products.
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3. 03
Contents
Introduction
Current transformers
Supporting type
6 TPU, TPE
7 KOFA, IHBF
10 Dummy
Bus type
8 KOKS 12, 17.5
Bar primary bushing type
8 TTR
Bushing type
9 BB, BBO
Special types
9 BP - 15
10 KOKS 24
Voltage transformers
Single pole
11 TJC, TJE
12 TJP
13 KGUGI
Double pole
12 TDC
13 KGUG
Accessories
14 VT Guard PRO, PRO D
Product overview | Contents |
4. 04
Foundation of the factory in Brno dates back to
1887. During its more than 120-year-history it gained
deep knowledge and a strong position in the electro-
technical field and became known all over the world.
The production of transformers in the factory in Brno
started in 1912. First transformers were oil insulated,
production of transformers with epoxy insulation started
already in 1952.
The production facility in Brno joined the ABB Group in
1993; since that time the production has been continuously
developing and nowadays is one of the world’s largest
Instrument Transformers and Sensors production plant with
an annual production of more than 150,000 units applications
worldwide.
Thanks to the automation and investments, ABB in Brno
became the technology leader using the most modern
production systems and concepts, such as automated
production lines and testing. Products gained their worldwide
reputation in power distribution applications thanks to more
than 2,000,000 installed units.
As a result of continuous research in ABB’s Brno development
center are products with latest design. As such, the center
is committed to the pursuit for new opportunities, new
technologies and to improve processes. One of the areas
of the fully equipped development center is an independent
testing laboratory used for type testing.
ABB - a global technology leader
| Introduction| Product overview
5. 05
Our conventional portfolio includes more than 100 types of
products for indoor applications in medium voltage systems
for voltages from 0.72 kV up to 40.5 kV.
The main line of ABB instrument transformers is designed
in accordance with DIN 42600, which offers compatibility
with a wide portfolio of applications. The portfolio reflects
the market trends and is continuously developing according
to the customers’ requirements.
ABB in Brno has been certified in the following quality
management systems ensuring that products that come out
of the factory are of the highest quality:
• ISO 9001
• ISO 14001
• OHSAS 18001
Additionally, the factory has its own testing laboratory with
the latest equipment for precise measuring of all units, which
are routinely tested according to required standards like IEC,
CSN, GOST, BS, AS, ANSI. This laboratory is also certified
by the following national bodies allowing ABB to issue
metrology verification certificates when requested by
customers:
• PTB (Germany)
• Electro Suisse (Switzerland)
• BEV (Austria)
• Energocert (Russia)
• Urad za meroslovje (Slovenia)
• SMU (Slovakia)
ABB’s Instrument Transformers and Sensors factory in Brno
offers a wide range of Conventional Instrument Transformers
as well as Electronic Instrument Transformers (Sensors).
Product overview | Introduction |
6. 06 | Current transformers | Product overview
A current transformer so arranged that it acts as a
support for the conductor in the primary circuit. TPU
current transformers are suitable for the current air
insulated switchgear portfolio, OEM (Original Equipment
Manufacturer) partners, utilities and many others.
Characteristic
• Supporting type
• For measuring an protection with up to 6 secondary
windings (12 clamps)
• Secondary or primary reconnectable
• Capacitive voltage divider in current transformer (CT) body
for voltage indication available
• Most electrical standards available (IEC, GOST, AS, BS,
ANSI, VDE, CSN, others on request)
• DIN dimensions according to 42600 part 8
• Transparent secondary terminal cover as an option
• Suitable for tariff metering
• Sealable secondary terminal
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 3.6 - 40.5 kV
• Primary current: 10 - 3 200 A
• Rated short - time thermal current: up to 100 kA /1 s
• Secondary current: 1 or 5 A
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
Current transformers
A current transformer so arranged that it acts as a support
for the conductor in the primary circuit. TPE current
transformers have lower ratings suitable for secondary
distribution system, OEM.
Characteristic
• Supporting type
• For measuring and protection with one or two secondaries
only
• Secondary reconnectable versions
• Capacitive voltage divider in CT body for voltage indicator
available
• Most standards available (IEC AS, BS, ANSI, VDE, CSN,
others on request)
• Optional transparent secondary terminal
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 3.6 - 24 (25) kV
• Primary current: 30 - 1 250 A
• Rated short - time thermal current: 25 kA /1 s
• Secondary current: 1 or 5 A
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
TPU TPE
7. 07Product overview | Current transformers |
A current transformer so arranged that it acts as
a support for the conductor in the primary circuit. KOFA
current transformers are suitable for the former ABB air
insulated switchgear like MH type , etc., OEM.
Characteristic
• Supporting type
• For measuring and protection with up to 3 secondary
windings
• Primary reconnectable versions available
• Most standards available (IEC, ANSI, CAN, BS,..)
• Sealable secondary terminal
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 3.6 - 24 kV
• Primary current: 10 - 2 500 A
• Rated short - time thermal current: 54 kA /1 s
• Secondary current: 1 or 5 A
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
A current transformer so arranged that it acts as
a support for the conductor in the primary circuit. IHBF
current transformers are suitable for the former ABB air
insulated switchgear like Safesix, etc., OEM.
Characteristic
• Supporting type
• For measuring and protection with up to 2 primary
reconnectable versions
• Secondary or primary reconnectable versions
• Most standards available (IEC, ANSI, CAN, BS,..)
• Plug-in or clamp type secondary terminal available
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 3.6 - 24 kV
• Primary current: 10 - 2 000 A
• Rated short - time thermal current: 50 kA /1 s
• Secondary current: 1 or 5 A
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
KOFA IHBF
8. 08 | Current transformers | Product overview
A current transformer without primary conductor, but
with primary insulation which can be fitted directly over
a conductor or busbar.
Characteristic
• Bus type
• For measuring an protection with up to 6 secondary
windings
• Secondary reconnectable
• Most electrical standards available (IEC, GOST, AS, BS,
ANSI, VDE, CSN, others on request)
• Suitable for tariff metering
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 3.6 - 17.5 kV
• Primary current: 500 - 4 000 A
• Rated short - time thermal current: 90 kA /1 s
• Secondary current: 1 or 5 A
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
A current transformer with bar primary conductor so
constructed that it can be used as a bushing. TTR current
transformers are suitable as a bushing between two AIS
compartments, different switchboards, OEM.
Characteristic
• Bar primary bushing type
• For measuring and protection with up to 2 secondary
windings
• Secondary reconnectable versions available
• Most electrical standards available (IEC, CSN)
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 3.6 - 24 (25) kV
• Primary current: 100 - 2 500 A
• Rated short - time thermal current: 100 kA /1 s
• Secondary current: 1 or 5 A
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
KOKS 12, 17.5 TTR
9. 09Product overview | Current transformers |
A current transformer without primary conductor but
with primary insulation of its own which can be used as
a bushing.
Characteristic
• Bushing type
• For measuring and protection with up to 3 secondary
windings
• Secondary reconnectable versions
• Most electrical standards available (IEC, CSN)
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 3.6 - 24 (25) kV
• Primary current: 600 - 5 000 A
• Rated short - time thermal current: 80 kA /1 s
• Secondary current: 1 or 5 A
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
A current transformer suitable for outlets of generator,
etc.
Characteristic
• Special type
• Current transformer in special design for generator outlets
• 1 to 3 secondary windings
• Most electrical standards available (IEC, CSN)
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 3.6 - 17.5 kV
• Primary current: 2 000 - 10 000 A
• Rated short - time thermal current: 80 kA /1 s
• Secondary current: 1 or 5 A
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
BB, BBO BP - 15
10. 10 | Current transformers | Product overview
A current transformer without primary conductor, but
with primary insulation which can be fitted directly over
a conductor or busbar. Suitable for outlets of generator.
Characteristic
• Special type
• For measuring an protection with up to 4 secondary
windings
• Most electrical standards available (IEC, AS, BS, ANSI,
VDE, CSN, others on request)
• Secondary reconnectable versions available
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 24 kV
• Primary current: 1 000 - 8 000 A
• Rated short - time thermal current: 100 kA /1 s
• Secondary current: 1 or 5 A
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
Dummy is supporting part which is used in application
where does not have to be used current transformer.
Characteristic
• Supporting type
• Capacitive voltage divider in dummy body for
voltage indication available
• DIN standard according to 42600 part 8
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 3.6 - 24 kV
• Primary current: up to 2 500 A
• Rated short - time thermal current: up to 63 kA /1 s,
40 kA /3s
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
KOKS 24 DUMMY CT
11. 11
Voltage transformers
Product overview | Voltage transformers |
Single phase voltage transformer which is intended to
have one end of its primary winding directly earthed.
TJC voltage transformers are suitable for the current air
insulated switchgear portfolio, OEM partners, utilities and
many others.
Characteristic
• For measuring an protection with up to 3 secondary
windings
• Reconnectable versions available
• Most electrical standards available (IEC, GOST, AS, BS,
ANSI, VDE, CSN, others on request)
• DIN dimensions according to 42600 part 9
• Available variant with extended parameters for voltages
3.6 - 17.5 kV (TJCH)
• Optional transparent secondary terminal cover
• Suitable for tariff metering
• Sealable secondary terminal
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 3.6 - 40.5 kV
• Primary voltage: 3 000 /√3 - 35 000 /√3 V
• Secondary voltage: 100/√3 - 120/√3, 100/3 - 120/3 V
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
Single phase voltage transformer which is intended to
have one end of its primary winding directly earthed.
TJE 3, TJE 4 voltage transformers have lower ratings and
are suitable for mine switchboards, OEM.
Characteristic
• For measuring and protection with up to 2 secondary
windings
• Reconnectable versions available
• Most electrical standards available (IEC, AS, BS, ANSI,
VDE, CSN, others on request)
• Non DIN solution, optional DIN baseplate available
• Available variant for voltage 12 - 24 kV ( TJCL)
• Optional transparent secondary terminal cover
• Sealable secondary terminal
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 3.6 - 12 kV
• Primary voltage: 3 000 /√3 - 11 000 /√3 V
• Secondary voltage: 100 /√3 - 120 /√3, 100 /3 - 120 /3 V
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
TJC TJE
12. 12 | Voltage transformers | Product overview
Single phase voltage transformer which is intended to
have one end of its primary winding directly earthed. TJP
transformer is equipped with fuse connected to primary
winding.
Characteristic
• For measuring and protection with up to 3 secondary
windings
• Reconnectable versions available
• Most electrical standards available (IEC, GOST, AS, BS,
ANSI, VDE, CSN, others on request)
• DIN dimensions according to 42600 part 9
• Various fuses from 300 mA to 6.3 A
• Various high voltage terminals available (spring, cable
connection,..)
• Available variant with extended parameters for voltages
3.6 - 17.5 kV (TJPH)
• Optional transparent secondary terminal cover
• Suitable for tariff metering
• Sealable secondary terminal
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 3.6 - 40.5 kV
• Primary voltage: 3 000 /√3 - 35 000 /√3 V
• Secondary voltage: 100 /√3 - 120 /√3, 100 /3-120 /3 V
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
Double pole voltage transformer which has all parts of its
primary winding, including terminals, insulated from the
earth at a level corresponding to its rated insulation level.
Characteristic
• For measuring and protection with up to 2 secondary
windings
• Reconnectable versions available
• Most electrical standards available (IEC, GOST, AS, BS,
ANSI, VDE, CSN, others on request)
• DIN dimensions according to 42600 part 9
• Optional transparent secondary terminal cover
• Suitable for tariff metering
• Sealable secondary terminal
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 3.6 - 40.5 kV
• Primary voltage: 3 000 - 35 000 V
• Secondary voltage: 100 - 120 V
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
TJP TDC
13. 13Product overview | Voltage transformers |
KGUGI is single pole insulated voltage transformer with
high power output.
Characteristic
• Voltage transformers for power supply
• For measuring and protection with up to 2 secondary
windings
• IEC standard available (another on request)
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 24 - 36 kV
• Primary voltage: 15 000 /√3 - 35 000 /√3 V
• Secondary voltage: 100 /√3 - 120/√3, 100 /3 - 120 /3 V
• Thermal burden: up to 2 000 VA
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
KGUG is double pole insulated voltage transformer with
high power output.
Ratings
• Highest voltage for equipment: 24 - 36 kV
• Primary voltage: 15 000 - 35 000 V
• Secondary voltage: 100 - 120 V
• Thermal burden: up to 2 000 VA
• Frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
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KGUGI KGUG
14. 14 | Voltage transformers | Product overview
VT Guard Pro is an security device that protects
medium voltage inductive voltage transformers
against ferroresonant oscillation. Ferroresonance
can arise in ungrounded power networks or in the
networks where is not directly grounded neutral point.
It is designed to be used in open- delta connection
of three single-phase voltage transformers.
VT Guard Pro (Pro D) fully replace dumping resistor
and save space in customer application.
Ratings
• Rated operational voltage: 100 /110 V AC
• Voltage range: 0 - 110 V AC
• Maximal operational current: 10 A /0.2 s
• Nominal frequency: 50 or 60 Hz
• Mounting in low voltage compartment of switchgear
Current flowing
through the
primary winding
of the VT
Voltage on a
primary terminal
of the VT
VT Guard Pro, Pro D
vices that protect VTs against ferroresonant phenomena by proper
and prompt damping action (Fig. 1), without creating excessive
power consumption (as in the case of using ordinary damping
resistors) during normal operation of the network.
VT Guard Pro and VT Guard Pro–D
Two versions of the VT Guard Pro are available.
Both versions are identical from the functionality point of view
(damping ability), but the VT Guard Pro–D has extended functions
that allow self-diagnosis and enable possibility of cooperation
with superior system. This diagnostic feature allows the device to
check itself (functionality of its circuits) and is able to send infor-
mation about its state to a superior system.
VT Guard Pro
activated
Current and voltage after
damping action
VT under influence of
ferroresonant oscilation
Voltage on a
primary terminal
of the VT
Current flowing
through the
primary winding
of the VT
MV
cilla-
hree
by
works.
he
es
n de-
proper
ive
g
w
ctions
n
ce to
or-
Fig. 2 – Connection of VT Guard Pro to open delta configuration
(connection of the VT Guard Pro-D described in User manual)
Application
VT Guard Pro should be connected in open delta configuration of
three single-phase VTs, as it is shown in Fig. 2. VT Guard Pro may
be used together with earth-fault protection already connected in
open delta (VT Guard Pro should be connected in parallel to the
earth-fault protection).
er
ro – D
Elimination
VT under influence of ferroresonant oscilation Curent and voltage after damping action
VT Guard Pro activated