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CTs

This is the same teal window CT that hangs on the 9S pole, with its molded case cut away.

Form 6S on a groundled wye bank: three CTs, but only VA and VC are tapped (line side).

In a padmount, the CTs sit on the secondary cables or bus inside the cabinet, so the primary side of each CT is the cable coming up through it.

From the book's own pages. 111 pages in the book cover CTs.

CTs, PTs and the Transformer Rated Can: What's in This Chapter
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