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Model JVT-250 SUPERBUTETM

Outdoor Voltage Transformer
46,000 V, 60 Hz, 250 kV BIL
Application
Model JVT-250 is a two-bushing inductive voltage transformer designed for substation
installation and is suitable for operating meters, instruments, relays, and control devices.
JVT-250 is rated Station Class with higher burden, thermal rating, and creep distance.
Additional designs are available upon request.

Features
• Insulation: HY-BUTE 60™ Butyl Rubber
• Insulation Class: 250 kV BIL, Outdoor
• Primary Winding Style: Lattice-Type
• Weight [Shipping/Net]: 580/520 lbs
• Accuracy Class & Burden: 0.3ZZ, all models
• Creep Distance: 52” [1320.8 mm]
• Design Standard: IEEE C57.13

1. Designed for operation line-to-line. May also be operated line-to-ground or line-to-neutral at reduced voltage (58% of rated voltage).
Contact GE for reduced voltage accuracy rating.
2. These voltage transformers are capable of operating at 173% of rated voltage for one minute without exceeding 175degC temperature rise.
3. Measurement Canada Approval: T-0118
JVT-250 Outdoor Voltage Transformer

Advanced, Rugged Construction Tough & Resilient butyl rubber

First introduced in 1955, HY-BUTE 60™ is GE’s unique butyl
rubber formula. This material is hydrophobic, non-arc tracking,
resistant to heat, chemicals, ozone and ultraviolet and is an
elastic rubber which does not easily chip or crack. Use of HY-
BUTE 60 enhances safety by increasing the likelihood of a
passive, contained failure mode.

Superior Primary Windings

Originally patented by GE, lattice-type windings have precise
controlled positioning and distribution of each turn to reduce
maximum voltage stress within the winding. This unique design
also minimizes the possibility of partial discharges within the
winding. The coil configuration, and the outer electrostatic
shields distribute steep voltage fronts across the coil to reduce
concentration of stress. For additional dielectric and mechanical
strength, coils are precast with epoxy resin prior to being molded
with the HYBUTE 60™ outer shell.

Butyl Rubber Shell

Cycloaliphatic Epoxy

Lattice-Tye Primary Winding

Core

Secondary Coil

Secondary Terminal

Secondary Terminal & Wiring Diagrams

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 JVT-250 Outdoor Voltage Transformer

Outline Dimensions

Typical Nameplate

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Construction Details
Insulation
The transformer design is constructed using GE’s premium HY-
BUTE 60™ molded butyl rubber insulation for the transformer
body. First introducedin 1955, GE’s unique formulation is non-arc
tracking and resistant to heat, chemicals, ozone and ultraviolet.
This tough, resilient insulating material has proven to be superior
in handling mechanical, electrical and environmental extremes,
when compared against other insulation designs such as
porcelain, urethane or epoxy
Core & Coil
The internal primary windings are constructed with GE patented
LATTICE winding style, which better distributes voltage stress
across the windings, minimizes partial discharge, and maintains
accuracy as compared to a layer wound primary design. Outer
electrostatic faraday shields act to further distribute steep voltage
fronts across the coils. The finished primary coil is precast in
epoxy resin prior to being molded in the outer HY-BUTE 60™
insulation, for additional dielectric and mechanical strength.
Enamelinsulated wire is used in both the primary and secondary
coils. The cores are made from high quality silicon steel which is
carefully selected, tested, and annealed under rigidly controlled
factory conditions. Each core is a shell type of laced construction.
They are assembled and supported on flanges that form part of
the base structure. The cores are tightly banded in place and
protected from weathering by the transformer casing.
Bushing
Since the bushings are an integral part of the transformer,
standards normally pertaining to porcelain bushing tests do not
apply. However, characteristics equal to, or better than, those
required for porcelain are provided.
Primary Terminals
The primary terminal consists of a copper or cast bronze, NEMA-
approved, flat, two-hole pad. The complete terminals are heavily
tin-electroplated for use with either copper or aluminum
conductors. This construction can be easily adapted to any type of
line termination by use of any of a variety of commercially
available connectors.
Secondary Terminals
The secondary terminals are of the screw-type construction (1/4-
20 UNC) with binding heads for making connection to spade-type
or bare conductors. Each end of the secondary winding is brazed
to a threaded sleeve which projects through the resin to provide a
solid brass surface to which a spadetype connection can be made.
The secondary terminals are enclosed in a conduit box, secured to
the base of the transformer with four 1/4-20 screws.
Testing
Rigorous GE test requirements go beyond ANSI/IEEE routine
requirements in order to ensure long term reliability. Test reports
are saved electronically and can be e-mailed in various formats
upon request.
Ground Terminal
The clamp-type ground connector is for use with No. 2 solid to
500 MCM copper or aluminum grounding cable.
Conduit Box
The terminal box has 1 1/2 inch threaded conduit openings at
each end, and a 1 1/2 inch knockout at the bottom. It is also
provided with a secondary circuit grounding terminal.
Polarity
The permanently molded primary polarity markings H1 and H2
and the secondary polarity markings X1 and X2 are situated
adjacent to their respective terminals. The polarity terminal is
designated by use of the subscript 1, and the mark is painted
white for better visibility
Baseplate and Mounting
SUPERBUTE voltage transformers and current transformers can
be mounted in any position from upright to inverted, providing
the centerline of current transformers through the primary
terminals is parallel with the ground surface. Loading by lines or
busswork on either VT’s or CT’s should be kept to a maximum to
avoid placing appreciable strain upon the transformer bushings
and terminals. For CT’s, the maximum recommended loading
from all sources should not be greater than the equivalent of a
200-pound external force applied at the axis of the primary
terminals. The base assembly is made of cast aluminum. All
exposed metallic surfaces are protected with two coats of baked
enamel. The base framework supports the core and windings,
and contains a grounding pad and provision for mounting the
detachable secondary terminal box.
Nameplate
The nameplate is made of stainless-steel and located on the
base of thetransformer. Information is per IEEE designation,
laser-engraved for easyto-read form. Custom barcoding available
upon request.
Maintenance
These transformers require no maintenance other than an
occasional cleaning if installed in an area where air
contamination is severe.
GEGridSolutions.com
ITI-Model-JVT-250-Spec-EN-2017-11-Grid-AIS-1511. © Copyright 2017. General Electric Company
and Instrument Transformers LLC reserve the right to change specifications of described products at
any time without notice and without obligation to notify any person of such changes.
Worldwide Contact Center
Web: www.GEGridSolutions.com/contact
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 TC's TIPO DEVANADO (WOUND) DE 46 kV, 25-50/5 AMPERIOS TIPO II

ITEM DESCRIPCION UNIDAD Datos Requeridos por AES Datos Garantizados

1 Voltaje Nominal del equipo kVrms 46 46 kV
2 Tipo Monofásico, tipo seco para uso Monofásico y Insulation: HY-
exterior, aislados en bloque de
resina BUTE 60 Butyl Rubber
3 Frecuencia Nominal Hz 60 60 Hz
4 Corriente primaria de diseño Arms 50 50
5 Corriente secundaria de diseño Arms 5 5
6 Voltaje de aislamiento básico (BIL) kVpico 250 250
7 Voltaje de aislamiento de baja frecuencia:
- 1 min. seco kVrms 95 95
- 10 seg. Húmedo kVrms 95 95
8 Número de devanados secundarios independientes
- Para protección N/A N/A
- Para medición 2 2
9 Relaciones de transformación en los devanados de:
- Protección N/A N/A
- Medición 25-50/5 25-50/5
10 Capacidad de conducción de corriente de corto circuito,
durante 1 segundo en la máxima relación de kArms 1 1
transformación (50/5)
11 Corriente primaria térmica continua nominal Arms 62.50 62.50
12 Factor de régimen continúo de corriente (RF) 1.5 1.5
13 Mínima exactitud y capacidad de carga de los devanados
de protección:
- Clase de exactitud N/A N/A
- En la relación N/A N/A
14 Régimen mecánico efectivamente ilimitado SI / NO SI SI
15 Los transformadores de corriente están diseñados para
ser instalados en cualquier posición; es decir, horizontal, SI / NO SI SI
vertical o invertido
16 Régimen térmico (máxima corriente secundaria durante 1
Arms 100 100
segundo)
17 Mínima exactitud y capacidad de carga de los devanados
de medición:
- Clase de exactitud 0.3B1.8 0.3B1.8
- En la relación 50/5 50/5
18 Máximo incremento de temperatura a la corriente
°C 60 60
primaria nominal
19 Voltaje máximo de radio interferencia RIV µv 125 125
20 Voltaje de prueba de los devanados secundarios
a frecuencia industrial 1 minuto seco
- entre devanados kV 2 2
- entre devanado y tierra kV 2 2
21 Tiempo durante el cual el transformador de corriente
puede permanecer con un devanado secundario abierto seg No especificado N/A
sin sufrir daño
22 Característica de los aisladores
- Mínima distancia de fuga (creepage distance) mm > 890 1803 mm]
- Número de catalogo (informativo) ---
- Carga mínima de falla en voladizo N Según requerimientos IEEE 693-
- Carga mínima de falla en tensión N
2005, para cumplir con los Cumple todas las normas ANSI/EEE
- Carga mínima de falla en torsión N
- Carga mínima de falla en compresión N requerimientos sísmicos
23 Material de terminal primario diseñado para conector
--- Aluminio/cobre platinado SI
placa de 2 ó 4 agujeros NEMA
24 Pesos, dimensiones y misceláneos
a) Largo Total mm No especificado Ver plano
b) Alto total mm No especificado Ver plano
 TC's TIPO DEVANADO (WOUND) DE 46 kV, 25-50/5 AMPERIOS TIPO II

ITEM DESCRIPCION UNIDAD Datos Requeridos por AES Datos Garantizados

c) Peso total del transformador de corriente kg No especificado 543 libras
d) Máximo peso a embarcar (informativo) kg No especificado 633 libras
e) Resistencia a los esfuerzos de origen sísmico:
- Aceleración horizontal de la tierra g 0.5 5
- Aceleración vertical de la tierra g 0.4 0.4
f) Incluye la información técnica siguiente:
- Certificados de pruebas tipo SI / NO SI SI
- Vista general indicando dimensiones, pesos y formas
SI / NO SI SI
de instalación (horizontal, vertical, invertido)
SI / NO SI SI
- Vista general de los terminales del circuito primario
SI / NO SI SI
- Vista general del gabinete de conexiones secundarias
SI / NO SI SI
- Vista general de las bases montantes (mounting base)
25 Accesorios requeridos
- Dispositivo de protección contra sobre-voltajes en
SI / NO SI SI
devanados secundarios (informativo)
- Borneras secundarias cortocircuitables
dimensionadas para cable de cobre trenzado No. 10 SI / NO SI SI
AWG con conectores tipo anillo
- Pernos de anclaje SI / NO SI SI
- Conector de puesta a tierra para cable desnudo de
SI / NO SI SI
cobre trenzado de 4/0 - 250 AWG
- Protectores pro-fauna de goma silicón SI / NO SI NO
- Bases montantes (mounting base) SI / NO SI SI
 TC's TIPO DEVANADO (WOUND) DE 46 kV, 25-50/5 AMPERIOS TIPO II

ITEM DESCRIPCION UNIDAD Datos Requeridos por AES Datos Garantizados

26 Datos de origen
- Modelo y número COMPLETO de acuerdo a catálogo
758X030013
--- No especificado
- Fabricante --- No especificado General Electric
- País de fabricación --- No especificado Estados Unidos

Información requerida por AES, para la evaluación de oferta:

- Presentar debidamente completo, el presente cuadro de características garantizadas
- Certificado de prueba de impulso BIL
- Certificado de prueba de voltaje aplicado en húmedo a 60 Hz durante 10 segundos
- Certificado de prueba de corriente de corto-circuito
- Certificado de prueba de incremento de temperatura para verificar el burden térmico nominal
- Certificado de prueba de exactitud
- Certificado que garantice el cumplimiento de nivel alto de calificación sísmica según Norma IEEE 693-2005.
- Plano de dimensiones generales del equipo, indicándose pesos, marcas de polaridad, disposición de la caja de conexión de baja tensión y conexión de puesta a tierra.
- Plano de detalle de la base para la sujección del equipo (indicandose el tipo de perno requerido)
- Plano de la placa de característica
- Plano de los terminales de conexión de alta tensión
- Plano de detalle de la caja de conexión de los circuitos de baja tensión
- Plano de detalle de los protectores pro-fauna de goma silicón, indicandose dimensiones, marca, modelo y características del material

INFORMACION REQUERIDA POR AES DURANTE EL DESARROLLO DEL CONTRATO

a) Pruebas de rutina
Las pruebas de rutina serán conforme a la Norma IEEE C57.13 vigente a la fecha de suscripción del contrato. Previo al embarque de los equipos, el Contratista presentará para
revisión y aprobación de AES los Reportes de Prueba de Rutina de los siguientes ensayos:
- Pruebas dielectricas de voltaje aplicado entre devanados y entre devanados y tierra
OBSERVACION: Los protocolos de
pruebas son entregados por cada
- Pruebas de voltaje inducido transformador.
- Pruebas de exactitud
- Pruebas de polaridad
b) Pernos de anclaje
Planos y memoria de cálculo de los pernos de anclaje
GE
Grid Solutions

Model JKW-250 SUPERBUTETM

Outdoor Current Transformer
46 kV, 60 Hz, 250 kV BIL
Application
Designed for outdoor service; suitable for operating meters, relays, and control devices.
Rated Station Class with higher burden and extra creep distance. Available in a variety of
ratio as outlined in the unit selection table below, with additional designs available upon
request.

Features
Weight (Shipping/Unit): 633/543 lbs
Creep Distance: 70.98” [1803 mm]
1-sec Thermal Limit: 75x normal
2 cycle Mechanical Limit: 170x rated (low ratio)
2 cycle Mechanical Limit: 85x rated (high ratio)
Insulation: HY-BUTE 60™ Butyl Rubber
Insulation Class: 250 kV BIL, Outdoor
Design Standard: IEEE C57.13

1. High accuracy options available

2. First value given is for lower primary Ampere rating (tapped secondary); second value is for higher primary Ampere rating (full secondary).
3. Measurement Canada Approval: T-0117
JKW-250 Outdoor Current Transformer

Advanced, Rugged Construction Tough & Resilient Butyl Rubber Shell

First introduced in 1955, HY-BUTE 60™ is GE’s unique butyl
rubber formula. This material is hydrophobic, non-arc tracking,
resistant to heat, chemicals, ozone and ultraviolet and is an
elastic rubber which does not easily chip or crack.

Use of HY-BUTE 60 enhances safety by increasing the likelihood

of a passive, contained failure mode.

Accurate & Reliable Primary Design

Symmetrical distribution of winding turns within the CT head
shell minimizes leakage flux for improved accuracy and thermal
ratings.

Built-in Surge Protection

A unique multi-gap primary on CT’s 600 amps and below is
designed to clear dangerous overvoltage and fault conditions
within ½ cycle.

High Overcurrent Capability

The robust primary bar design on CT’s rated above 600 amps
has virtually unlimited short-time mechanical current
withstand.

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 JKW-250 Outdoor Current Transformer

JKW-250 Applicable Wiring Diagrams

Typical Nameplate

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JKW-250 Outdoor Current Transformer

Outline Dimensions – Up to and including 600A

Outline Dimensions – Above 600A

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 JKW-250 Outdoor Current Transformer

Mounting Plate & Primary Terminal Configurations

Pad Configurations– Above 600:5 A

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Construction Details
Insulation
The transformer design is constructed using GE’s premium HY-
BUTE 60™ molded butyl rubber insulation for the transformer
body. First introduced in 1955, GE’s unique formulation is non-
arc tracking and resistant to heat, chemicals, ozone and
ultraviolet. This tough, resilient insulating material has proven to
be superior in handling mechanical, electrical and environmental
extremes, when compared against other insulation designs such
as porcelain, urethane or epoxy.
Core
The core is made from high-quality, grain-oriented, low-loss,
high permeability silicon steel which is carefully selected and
tested under rigidly controlled factory conditions. The core is
wound in the direction of the grain to take advantage of the high
permeability.
Bushings
Since the bushings are an integral part of the transformer,
standards normally pertaining to porcelain bushing tests do not
apply. However, characteristics equal to, or better than, those
required for porcelain are provided.
Primary Windings
The primary winding is mounted in the high-voltage bushing
head shell, which results in a more efficient use of the core
properties by permitting a symmetrical distribution of the
winding turns. It keeps leakage to a minimum, and makes
possible a high level of accuracy with fewer ampereturns and
corresponding improvement in thermal rating. In transformers
rated 600:5 A and lower, a multi-turn primary winding is used,
consisting of equally distributed copper conductors which
encircle the core and secondary winding. In transformers rated
800:5 A and above, a single-turn, copper primary bar is used.
Primary Terminals
Transformers rated 600:5 Amperes and below have a U-shaped
pad for the primary terminals. Transformers rated 800:5
Amperes and above use a vertically-oriented, flat copper bar for
the primary terminal pads. In both cases, the terminal pads
contain four mounting holes with industry standard hole sizes
and spacing.
Secondary Winding
The secondary winding is wound with enamel-insulated copper
conductor. All turns are evenly distributed around the core, and
suitable compensation is used to obtain very high accuracy
performance. The secondary leads extend downward through
the bushing tube to the secondary terminal block in the
transformer base.
Secondary Terminals
The secondary terminals are enclosed in a box secured to the
base of the transformer with four, 1/4 -20 screws. Both the box
and terminal block can be relocated to any of three sides of the
base to fit the particular installation. The terminal box has 11/2
inch threaded conduit openings at each end, and a 11/2 inch
knockout at the bottom. It is also provided with a grounding
terminal for the secondary circuit, when required.
Testing
Rigorous GE test requirements go beyond IEEE routine
requirements in order to ensure long term reliability. Test reports
are saved electronically and can be e-mailed in various formats
upon request.
Polarity
The permanently molded primary polarity markings H1 and H2
and the secondary polarity markings X1 and X2 are situated
adjacent to their respective terminals. The polarity terminal is
designated by use of the subscript 1, and the mark is painted
white for better visibility.
Baseplate and Mounting
Transformers can be mounted in any position from upright to
inverted, providing the centerline of current transformers
through the primary terminals is parallel with the ground surface.
Loading by lines or busswork should be kept to a maximum to
avoid placing appreciable strain upon the transformer bushings
and terminals. The maximum recommended loading from all
sources should not be greater than the equivalent of a 200-
pound external force applied at the axis of the primary terminals.
A fabricated metal base is the supporting structure for the
transformer. It is provided with four 13/16 inch mounting holes
and two lifting eye- bolts. Adjacent to the nameplate is a
standard two- bolt ground connector.
Nameplate
The nameplate is made of stainless-steel and located on the
base of the transformer. Information is per IEEE designation,
laser-engraved for easyto-read form. Custom barcoding available
upon request.
Maintenance
These transformers require no maintenance other than an
occasional cleaning if installed in an area where air
contamination is severe.
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