Step up transformer 208v to 400v 3 phase

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amge

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I have a job to wire up a step up transformer 208v to 400v for a utilized peice of equipment (spray booth). The drawings indicate that I need a 30 amp 3 phase, 4 wire circuit with disconnect switch and thats all. The customer will supply the transformer. My question is do I need over current protection on the secondary side or will the 30 amp 3 phase breaker be sufficent for the primary and secondary of the transformer.
 

augie47

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depends on the size of the transformer and wiring length.
You need to look at 450.3 amnd 240.21(C)...lots of varibles..
 

don_resqcapt19

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If this is a delta/delta transformer, then a properly sized primary OCPD can be used to protect the secondary conductors. 240.21(C)(1). If it is any other type of transformer one of the other rules in 240.21(C) will apply.
 
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