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multiplying factor of electric meter

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my electric meter has 3units CT(current transformer) installed in 3 wires of 240V. CT has a ratio of 1600/5A. i know MF(multiplying factor)= 1600/5=320. is this enough already or i still need to multiply by 3 because of 3 wires?

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Use 320 as the factor.

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