A abcclub Member Jun 17, 2009 #1 Does a 480 volt 4,000 amp service that employs a high impedance grounded neutral still required Ground-fault protection?
Does a 480 volt 4,000 amp service that employs a high impedance grounded neutral still required Ground-fault protection?
charlie b Moderator Staff member Location Lockport, IL Occupation Semi-Retired Electrical Engineer Jun 17, 2009 #2 I think not. Right up front, that article says it applies to solidly grounded wye systems.
resistance Senior Member Location WA Jun 17, 2009 #3 charlie b said: I think not. Right up front, that article says it applies to solidly grounded wye systems. Click to expand... I agree!!!!!
charlie b said: I think not. Right up front, that article says it applies to solidly grounded wye systems. Click to expand... I agree!!!!!
B brian john Senior Member Location Kilmarnock, Va Occupation Retired after 52 years in the trade. Jun 17, 2009 #5 With the high impedance you would never achieve the currents high enough to trip the standard GFP relay 100-1200 Amps. In addition the typical use of a high impedance system is to minimize outages from ground faults.
With the high impedance you would never achieve the currents high enough to trip the standard GFP relay 100-1200 Amps. In addition the typical use of a high impedance system is to minimize outages from ground faults.