LZZBJ9-12A1, A2 11KV 12kV Indoor Cast-Resin Current Transformer

LZZBJ9-12A1, A2 11KV 12kV Indoor Cast-Resin Current Transformer

12kV indoor full-enclosed epoxy cast-resin current transformer for medium-voltage metering and relay protection

  • LZZBJ9-12A1 / LZZBJ9-12A2 support-structure variants for indoor 12kV switchgear applications
  • Epoxy cast-resin full-enclosed insulation with 12/42/75kV rated insulation level
  • Rated 5A or 1A secondary output for meters, relays, monitoring devices and protection circuits
  • Metering and protection accuracy options including 0.2S, 0.2, 0.5 and 10P configurations
  • Designed for 50/60Hz AC systems with short-circuit withstand ratings selected by project requirements

Product Overview

The LZZBJ9-12A1 / LZZBJ9-12A2 current transformer is an indoor, full-enclosed, epoxy cast-resin insulated, support-structure single-phase current transformer designed for medium-voltage AC power systems with rated voltage up to 12kV. It is used to provide isolated secondary current signals for current measurement, electric energy metering, feeder monitoring, and relay protection in indoor switchgear systems.

This product is developed for IEC-oriented 11KV, 12kV applications and is suitable for 3kV–12kV indoor distribution systems with rated frequency of 50Hz or 60Hz. The A1 and A2 versions are treated as mechanical or structural variants under the same LZZBJ9-12A platform. Final selection should be based on switchgear layout, mounting space, primary terminal arrangement, and project drawing requirements.

Product Type

Item Specification
Product name Indoor Full-Enclosed Cast-Resin Current Transformer
Model series LZZBJ9-12A1 / LZZBJ9-12A2
Product structure Full-enclosed, support structure, single-phase, epoxy cast-resin type
Rated voltage class 11KV, 12kV class, suitable for indoor 3kV–12kV medium-voltage systems
Rated insulation level 12/42/75kV
Rated frequency 50Hz / 60Hz
Rated secondary current 5A or 1A
Installation location Indoor switchgear and distribution equipment
Typical applications Current measurement, energy metering, relay protection, feeder monitoring, switchgear instrumentation

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Main Applications

  • 3kV–12kV indoor medium-voltage distribution systems
  • 11KV, 12kV metal-clad switchgear, feeder cabinets, and circuit breaker panels
  • Current measurement and electric energy metering circuits
  • Relay protection circuits for feeders, transformers, motors, and distribution lines
  • SCADA, power monitoring, and energy management systems
  • Industrial substations, commercial distribution rooms, and utility distribution panels

Key Technical Features

  • 11KV, 12kV full-enclosed cast-resin insulation: The epoxy resin casting structure provides stable insulation performance, mechanical strength, and protection against indoor humidity and contamination.
  • Support structure design: The transformer combines current transformation and mechanical support functions for compact installation in medium-voltage switchgear.
  • A1 / A2 variant options: A1 and A2 are provided as structural variants for different mounting layouts, terminal positions, and cabinet integration requirements.
  • Metering and protection cores: The product can be configured for measuring accuracy classes and protection classes such as 10P according to project requirements.
  • 1A or 5A secondary output: Compatible with common energy meters, protection relays, monitoring devices, and switchgear secondary systems.
  • Short-circuit withstand design: Short-time thermal current and dynamic current ratings are selected according to current ratio, nameplate data, and system fault level.

Working Principle

The LZZBJ9-12A1 / LZZBJ9-12A2 current transformer operates according to electromagnetic induction. The primary current flowing through the primary conductor generates magnetic flux in the magnetic core. The secondary winding then outputs a proportional current signal to the connected meter, relay, or monitoring device. The epoxy cast-resin insulation system provides electrical isolation between the primary medium-voltage circuit and the secondary low-voltage measurement circuit.

For metering applications, the secondary output must maintain the specified ratio and phase accuracy within the rated burden. For relay protection applications, the protection core must provide a reliable current signal under fault-current conditions and coordinate with the protection relay settings.

Model Designation

Model Designation

The model code can be interpreted as follows:

Code Meaning
L Current transformer
Z Indoor type
Z Cast-resin insulated / fully enclosed structure
B Protection configuration available for metering and relay applications
J Reinforced design / enhanced insulation structure
9 Design sequence / product platform
12 Rated voltage class: 12kV
A1 / A2 Mechanical structure variants for different switchgear installation layouts

Technical Data

Item Specification
Rated voltage 12kV and below
Rated insulation level 12/42/75kV
Rated frequency 50Hz / 60Hz
Rated secondary current 5A or 1A
Rated primary current 10A to 3150A reference range, subject to project specification and nameplate
Accuracy class 0.2S, 0.2, 0.5, 10P or combined metering/protection classes according to order
Rated output 10VA, 15VA, 20VA or project-specific configuration at cosφ = 0.8
Metering security factor FS 5 or FS 10 according to metering core specification
Protection accuracy limit factor ALF 10, 15 or 20 according to protection core specification
Power frequency withstand voltage 42kV / 1min according to insulation level reference
Rated dynamic current Selected according to ratio and project fault-current requirement
Installation type Indoor support-type mounting in medium-voltage switchgear
Applicable standard IEC 60044-1; IEC 61869-1 / IEC 61869-2 or GB/T 20840 may be used according to project requirement

Windings and Terminal Marking

Windings and Terminal Marking

The LZZBJ9-12A1 / LZZBJ9-12A2 current transformer can be supplied with single-core or multi-core secondary winding configurations according to the metering and protection requirements of the project. Typical secondary terminals are marked as 1S1 / 1S2 for the first secondary core and 2S1 / 2S2 for the second secondary core when a combined metering and protection configuration is used.

Terminal Marking Function Application Note
P1 / P2 Primary terminals The reference primary current direction is normally defined from P1 to P2.
1S1 / 1S2 First secondary winding Usually used for metering, measurement, or the first specified secondary core.
2S1 / 2S2 Second secondary winding Usually used for relay protection or an additional secondary circuit when required.
Terminal cover / secondary terminal box Secondary wiring protection Terminal layout and cover structure shall be confirmed according to the approved drawing.

Terminal markings follow standard current transformer polarity conventions. Under normal operating conditions, correct terminal identification shall be observed to ensure metering accuracy, relay direction judgment, and protection performance. The secondary circuit of a current transformer must not be left open when the primary circuit is energized.

Rated Current, Accuracy and Short-Circuit Withstand Reference

Rated Current

Ratio (A)

Accuracy Class

Combination

Rated

Output (VA)

FS ALF 1s Short-Time

Thermal Current

Rated

Dynamic

Current

10–200/5 0.2S / 0.2S, 0.2S

/ 0.5, 0.2S / 10P, 0.5

/ 10P, 0.2S / 0.5 /

10P, 0.2 / 0.5 / 10P

10 / 15 / 15 5 or 10 10 / 15 / 20 150 × I1n 375 × I1n
300/5 10 / 15 / 20 31.5kA 80kA
400/5 10 / 15 / 20 31.5kA 80kA
500/5 10 / 15 / 20 40kA 100kA
600/5 10 / 15 / 20 50kA 125kA
800/5 10 / 15 / 20 63kA 125kA
1000/5 10 / 15 / 20 80kA 160kA
1200–1500/5 10 / 15 / 20 80kA 160kA
1500–2000/5 10 / 15 / 20 100kA 160kA
2000–3150/5 10 / 15 / 20 130kA 160kA

Note: Accuracy class combination, FS and ALF are shared parameters for the listed current ratios. The data above is for preliminary technical selection. Final current ratio, accuracy class, rated burden, FS, ALF, Ith, Idyn, insulation level, and test requirements shall be confirmed according to the nameplate, approved drawing, and factory test report.

Service Conditions

  • Installation location: indoor medium-voltage switchgear
  • Rated voltage: 12kV and below
  • Rated frequency: 50Hz / 60Hz
  • Ambient temperature: -5°C to +40°C
  • Altitude: ≤1000m under standard service conditions
  • The installation environment should be free from severe vibration, conductive dust, corrosive gas, explosive medium, heavy contamination, and abnormal condensation.
  • For high altitude, coastal, humid, high dust, high pollution, or special cabinet conditions, technical confirmation is required before ordering.

Standards and Compliance

The LZZBJ9-12A1 / LZZBJ9-12A2 current transformer is designed for indoor medium-voltage current transformer applications. It can be supplied according to IEC 60044-1, and project requirements may also specify IEC 61869-1, IEC 61869-2, GB/T 20840.1, or GB/T 20840.2. Routine tests, dielectric tests, accuracy verification, polarity check, and partial discharge requirements should be confirmed according to the final technical agreement.

Installation and Dimensions

Installation and Dimensions

The LZZBJ9-12A1 / LZZBJ9-12A2 series is designed for indoor switchgear installation. The A1 and A2 versions should be selected according to switchgear mounting space, primary terminal geometry, secondary terminal direction, phase-to-ground clearance, and maintenance access. Final outline dimensions and mounting holes shall be confirmed by approved drawings before cabinet design or batch production.

Available Structure and Overall Dimensions

Item Selection Note
Mechanical variants LZZBJ9-12A1 and LZZBJ9-12A2
Mounting type Indoor support-structure installation
Primary terminals P1 / P2 terminal arrangement according to approved drawing
Secondary terminals 1S1 / 1S2 and optional 2S1 / 2S2 according to core configuration
Structure selection A1 / A2 variant selected according to switchgear structure, mounting holes, and terminal direction
Drawing confirmation Final outline and installation dimensions shall be confirmed before switchgear production

Installation and Safety Notes

  • Confirm the model, voltage class, current ratio, secondary current, accuracy class, burden, FS/ALF, and short-circuit withstand requirement before installation.
  • Check that the switchgear mounting space, busbar connection, phase clearance, and grounding arrangement meet the approved drawing.
  • Connect primary and secondary terminals according to terminal markings and the project wiring diagram.
  • The secondary circuit of a current transformer must not be left open when the primary circuit is energized.
  • During meter or relay maintenance, short-circuit the CT secondary circuit before disconnecting any secondary wiring.
  • One point of the secondary circuit should be grounded according to the project specification and local electrical safety requirements.
  • Installation and maintenance shall be performed by qualified medium-voltage electrical personnel.

Ordering Information

Please provide the following information when ordering or requesting a quotation:

  • Product model: LZZBJ9-12A1 or LZZBJ9-12A2
  • Rated voltage and system voltage level
  • Rated primary current / current ratio
  • Rated secondary current: 1A or 5A
  • Metering and protection accuracy class combination
  • Rated burden for each secondary core
  • FS and ALF requirements if specified
  • Short-circuit withstand requirement: Ith and Idyn
  • Insulation level, partial discharge requirement, and applicable standard
  • Switchgear type, installation layout, terminal direction, and required outline drawing
  • Quantity, certificate, routine test report, labeling, and packaging requirements

Selection Guidelines

  1. Confirm system voltage: Select this CT for indoor medium-voltage systems rated up to 12kV.
  2. Confirm mechanical variant: Choose LZZBJ9-12A1 or LZZBJ9-12A2 according to switchgear mounting layout and terminal orientation.
  3. Confirm current ratio: Select rated primary current according to feeder load, continuous operating current, and protection range.
  4. Select secondary current: Use 5A for common short secondary wiring layouts and 1A where lower secondary burden or longer wiring distance is required.
  5. Specify metering and protection cores: Define each secondary core separately with accuracy class, burden, FS, or ALF.
  6. Verify rated burden: The total burden of meters, relays, and secondary cables shall not exceed the rated output of each core.
  7. Check short-circuit withstand: Ith and Idyn shall meet or exceed the prospective short-circuit current and peak current of the switchgear system.
  8. Confirm testing and documentation: Specify routine test certificates, partial discharge test, type test documents, and applicable standards if required.

FAQs

It is used for current measurement, energy metering, monitoring, and relay protection in indoor medium-voltage AC systems with rated voltage up to 12kV.

A1 and A2 are structural variants under the LZZBJ9-12A platform. The electrical selection logic is similar when the ratio, burden, accuracy class, and short-circuit ratings are the same. The final choice depends on switchgear layout, mounting holes, terminal position, and approved outline drawing.

The rated secondary current can be selected as 5A or 1A. 5A is common for nearby metering and relay circuits, while 1A is often used where longer secondary wiring or lower secondary burden is required.

The 12/42/75kV insulation level indicates a 12kV rated insulation class, 42kV power-frequency withstand voltage, and 75kV lightning impulse withstand voltage under the applicable standard and test conditions.

Each secondary core should be specified separately. Metering cores may use accuracy classes such as 0.2S, 0.2, or 0.5, while protection cores may use classes such as 10P according to relay protection requirements. The rated burden of each core should also be specified.

The rated burden must cover the total secondary load, including meter or relay burden and cable resistance. The total burden should not exceed the rated output of the selected secondary core at the required accuracy class.

When the primary circuit is energized, an open CT secondary circuit may generate dangerous high voltage across the secondary terminals. This can damage insulation and create safety risks. The secondary circuit should be short-circuited before disconnecting instruments or relays.