IEEE PC57.13/D6, Jan 2015
IEEE Draft Standard Requirements for Instrument Transformers
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IEEE PC57.13/D6, Jan 2015 is a draft standard focused on instrument transformers and the requirements that shape their design, rating, and performance. It is relevant to power systems where accurate current or voltage measurement supports protection, metering, and control. For engineers, procurement teams, and test labs, this technical document helps define expectations for compliant components used in electrical infrastructure and related industrial applications.
IEEE PC57.13/D6, Jan 2015 overview
This draft specification addresses instrument transformers in the context of power, energy, and industrial systems. IEEE PC57.13/D6, Jan 2015 typically serves as a reference for the characteristics that instrument transformers may need to meet, including electrical performance, insulation considerations, and testing expectations. Because it is a draft, it is best used with care when reviewing technical requirements, comparing product data, or evaluating compliance-related documentation for transformer-based measurement equipment.
Typical use cases
This standard is commonly used when specifying or reviewing current transformers and voltage transformers for switchgear, substations, control panels, and metering assemblies. It is also useful in workflows that involve equipment selection, test planning, and performance verification for power and energy applications. In industrial electrical systems, IEEE PC57.13/D6, Jan 2015 can help align transformer requirements with measurement accuracy, protection coordination, and consistent integration into larger components and circuits.
Why this standard matters
Instrument transformers play a key role in safe and reliable electrical measurement, so clear requirements help reduce ambiguity during design and procurement. IEEE PC57.13/D6, Jan 2015 supports consistency in ratings, testing, and expected performance, which can lower the risk of mismatch between specified and installed equipment. For organizations working with power-system components, using a defined draft standard can improve technical review, support quality control, and make compliance discussions more straightforward.
- Instrument transformer requirements
- Measurement and protection applications
- Design, rating, and test guidance
- Power and energy system integration
- Draft technical reference status
- Publication Date: 2015
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- New Version Available: PC57.13 (2015)
- This Version: PC57.13 (2015)
- Previous Version: PC57.13 (2015)
- Previous Version: PC57.13 (2007)
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