PT Ratio Testing

PT (Potential Transformer) Ratio Testing verifies the accuracy of voltage transformation in electrical systems, ensuring precise voltage measurement and reliable protection. Accurate PT ratios are critical for metering, control, and safeguarding power distribution in substations and industrial installations.

Voltage Transformation Accuracy

Measures and confirms the PT’s voltage ratio meets specified standards.

Ensures Reliable Protection & Metering

Prevents errors in voltage sensing used for relay operation and billing.

Applicable Across Various PT Types

Includes testing for electromagnetic and capacitive potential transformers.

Comprehensive Reporting & Compliance

Delivers detailed test reports aligned with IEC and ANSI standards.

End-to-End PT Ratio Testing Process

Precise Testing for Potential Transformer Accuracy

Equipment Isolation & Preparation

Disconnect PT safely and prepare test setup.

Step 01

Connection of Testing Instruments

Attach voltage sources and measurement devices calibrated for precision.

Step 02

Measurement & Ratio Calculation

Apply test voltage and measure output to verify the transformation ratio.

Step 03

Analysis & Documentation

Evaluate results and provide detailed reports with recommendations for maintenance or recalibration.

Step 04

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