Is it necessary to install a zero-sequence current transformer on the low-voltage side of a dry-type transformer?
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As the title suggests: Is it necessary to install a zero-sequence current transformer on the low-voltage side of a dry-type transformer?
It is not included in the standard design, unless four-stage protection is set for low-voltage protection; in that case, the main incoming line switch needs to be equipped accordingly for single-phase grounding