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DENT Instruments
ELITEpro
Best Practices
For example, a potential transformer is used to monitor a 4160 VAC load. The transformer steps the
voltage down from 4160 to 120 VAC. The PT equals the transformer ratio or 4160/120 = 34.667. Thus,
34.667 would be used for the PT value in the channel Setup Table.
The drop-down list in the Type field of the Current Transformers section contains a View All option that
opens the Select a CT from the list window displaying images of CTs with their recommended amps and
phase shift. Selecting a CT from that window automatically populates the Amps and Phase Shift fields
with the CT’s recommended values.
Double-click on any image.
-or-
Select an image and click OK.
The Recorded Values of a power channel tell the logger what parameters you wish to record and can be
configured by selecting any combination of Volts, Amps, power (kW), volt-amps (kVA), power factor
(PF), and volt-amps-reactive (kVAR) as desired for each channel you turned on.
CAUTION: If a PT (Potential
Transformer) is not used on service
voltages greater than 600V, the
ELITEpro XC may overheat (or worse)
causing irreparable damage and
extreme danger to the user.

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