Is there any equivalence between a class PX (class X) and a class "5P" current transformer?

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You may use the below formula to find an equivalent current transformer of class "5P" that closely matches your actual class "PX" current transformer.
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Is there any equivalence between a class PX (class X) and a class "5P" current transformer?

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