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AC Power Protection · CT Secondary Protection

RTX-CTP CT Secondary Protectors

RTX-CTP protects current-transformer secondary circuits against the catalog-stated 150V overvoltage condition, with seven configurations covering 3 to 24 CT secondary circuits.

150VProtection Voltage

3-24Protected Circuits

>15AInternal Carrying Current

5AFault Relay Contact

Overview

RTX-CTP is a dedicated CT secondary protection family, not a current transformer. When the documented protection threshold is reached, the device shorts the affected phase and common terminal and provides a fault relay contact for indication or integration.

The supplier brochure lists automatic holding of the protection contact and automatic reset after power is removed and the fault is cleared. System behavior, wiring and reset procedure must be confirmed against the selected model documentation before commissioning.

Key Features

  • 150V catalog-stated protection voltage
  • Seven models for 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 18 or 24 protected circuits
  • Internal protection-device current carrying capacity greater than 15A
  • 5A fault-relay contact capacity
  • Automatic protection-contact holding and power-cycle reset behavior stated in the brochure

Available Models

Model suffixes represent the number of protected CT secondary circuits. Width increases for the 9/12 and 18/24 circuit enclosures while height and depth remain 98mm and 76mm.

RITOKS ModelProtected CT CircuitsLengthWidthHeight
RTX-CTP33103mm98mm76mm
RTX-CTP44103mm98mm76mm
RTX-CTP66103mm98mm76mm
RTX-CTP99150mm98mm76mm
RTX-CTP1212150mm98mm76mm
RTX-CTP1818221mm98mm76mm
RTX-CTP2424221mm98mm76mm

Technical Specifications

Product TypeCurrent transformer secondary overvoltage protector
Protection Voltage150V
Protection ActionShort-circuiting of an affected phase and the common terminal
Internal Protection-Device Carrying Current>15A
Fault Relay Contact Capacity5A
Contact BehaviorAutomatic holding stated in the supplier brochure
Reset BehaviorAutomatic reset after power removal when the fault has been cleared

Applications

Match the protector to the number of CT secondary circuits and the metering or protection-panel architecture. The AI-generated image illustrates a typical CT secondary protection cabinet.

Electrical protection cabinet with current transformers, CT secondary wiring and protection module

Metering Panels

Secondary-circuit protection for current transformers feeding panel meters and energy-monitoring equipment.

Protection and Relay Panels

CT secondary supervision in protection cabinets where open-circuit overvoltage must be addressed.

Multi-Circuit CT Systems

Configurations for 3 to 24 protected secondary circuits in centralized electrical panels.

Selection Notes

  1. Count the CT secondary circuits that require protection.
  2. Confirm the 150V protection level is suitable for the system design.
  3. Check enclosure length against available panel space.
  4. Confirm the 5A fault-relay contact is suitable for the connected indication or control circuit.
  5. Request the selected model wiring diagram and commissioning procedure before installation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is RTX-CTP a current transformer?

No. It is a protection device for current-transformer secondary circuits.

How many CT circuits can one device protect?

The documented range includes 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 18 and 24 circuit configurations.

What protection voltage is stated?

The supplier brochure states a 150V protection voltage for the listed family.

How does the device reset?

The brochure states automatic reset after power is removed when the fault has been cleared. The exact procedure should be checked in the selected model instructions.

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Provide the number of CT secondary circuits, CT ratio and secondary rating, panel application, alarm-contact requirement, quantity and destination.

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