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Potential Transformers

Voltage Transformer Groups

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Group 1.

Transformers for application with 100% of rated primary voltage connected to the primary terminals either line-to-line or line-to-ground.

These transformers are capable of operating at 125% of rated volts in emergency conditions, but cannot exceed 65% of their thermal burden

rating, with a limit of 75°C. temperature rise. This will result in a reduced life expectancy. Consult the factory for details. continuous opera-

tion at 110% of rated voltage is permissible, provided that the thermal burden rated volt - amperage is not exceeded.

Group 2.

Transformers are for line-to-line connection, but may be connected line-to-neutral at a voltage of the rated line volts divided by the

square root of three. continuous operation at 110% of rated voltage is permissible, provided that the thermal burden rated volt-

amperes is not exceeded.

Rated Primary Voltage

for Rated System Voltage

Line-to-Line

Turns

Ratio

Basic Impulse Insulation

Level (kV Crest)

840 1455Y*

7:1

10

840 1455Y*

10:1

10

840 1455Y*

20:1

10

840 1455Y*

35:1

10

840 1455Y*

40:1

10

Rated Primary Voltage

for Rated System

Voltage Line-to-Line

Turns

Ratio

Basic Impulse Insulation

Level (kV Crest)

7200 for 12470Y

1:1

10

8400 for 14560Y

1:1

10

12000 for 20785Y

1:1

10

14400 for 24940Y

1:1

10

Rated Primary Voltage

for Rated System

Voltage Line-to-Line

Turns

Ratio

Basic Impulse Insulation

Level (kV Crest)

2400 for 2400Y

20:1

45

3300 for 3300Y*

30:1

60 or 45

4200 for 4200Y*

35:1

60 or 45

4800 for 4800Y

40:1

60 or 45

7200 for 7200Y

60:1

75 or 110

8400 for 8400Y*

70:1

75 or 110

11000 for 11000Y

100:1

95 or 110

Rated Primary Voltage

for Rated System

Voltage Line-to-Line

Turns

Ratio

Basic Impulse Insulation

Level (kV Crest)

12000 for 12000Y

100:1

95 or 110

13200 for 13200Y

110:1

95 or 110

14400 for 14400Y

120:1

95 or 110

18000 for 18000Y*

150:1

125*

21000 for 21000Y*

175:1

125*

24000 for 24000Y

200:1

125 or 150

27600 for 27600Y*

240:1

150 or 200

34500 for 34500Y

300:1

150 or 200

Group 4.

Transformers are for line-to-ground connection, indoors only. The neutral terminal is insulated to withstand a test voltage of 10kV.

They may be continuously operated at 110% of rated voltage, provided that the thermal burden rated volt-amperes is not exceeded.

Group 4A transformers are capable of operating at 125% of rated volts in emergency conditions, but cannot exceed 65% of their

thermal burden rating, with a limit of 75°C. temperature rise. This will result in a reduced life expectancy. Consult the factory for

details.

Rated Primary Voltage

for Rated System Voltage

Line-to-Line

Turns

Ratio

Basic Impulse Insulation

Level (kV Crest)

2400 for 4160 GND Y

20:1

65 or 45*

4200 for 7200 GND Y

35:1

75

4800 for 8320 GND Y

40:1

75

7200 for 12470 Y

60:1

110

8400 for 14560 GND Y

70:1

110

Group 4A for Operation at 100% Rated Voltage

Rated Primary Voltage for

Rated System Voltage

Line-to-Line

Turns

Ratio

Basic Impulse Insulation

Level (kV Crest)

4200 for 4160 GND Y

35:1

65 or 45

4800 for 4800 GND Y

40:1

65 or 45

7200 for 7200 GND Y

60:1

75

8400 for 8400 GND Y

70:1

75

11000 for 11000 GND Y

100:1

110

12000 for 12000 GND Y

100:1

110

13200 for 13200 GND Y

110:1

110

14400 for 14400 GND Y

120:1

110

Group 4B for Operation at 58% Rated Voltage

* Not recognized in ANSI/IEEE C57.13

NOTE: Voltage Transformers connected line-to-ground on an ungrounded system cannot be considered to be grounding transformers and must be

operated with the secondaries in closed delta because excessive currents may flow in the delta. For further details see ANSI/IEEE C57.13

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