C Chris Rankin Member Sep 21, 2006 #1 It is my understanding that if your at 125% of the primary protection of a transformer you do not need secondary protection? Is this correct or is some type of disconnecting means needed? (600 V0lts or less.)
It is my understanding that if your at 125% of the primary protection of a transformer you do not need secondary protection? Is this correct or is some type of disconnecting means needed? (600 V0lts or less.)
don_resqcapt19 Moderator Staff member Location Illinois Occupation retired electrician Sep 21, 2006 #2 Chris, While the transformer may not require secondary protection, in most cases the secondary conductors will require OCPD. See 240.21(C). Don
Chris, While the transformer may not require secondary protection, in most cases the secondary conductors will require OCPD. See 240.21(C). Don
kingpb Senior Member Location SE USA as far as you can go Occupation Engineer, Registered Sep 21, 2006 #3 Don is correct. The intent of secondary protection is not for protecting the transformer, it is for the conductors and downstream equipment.
Don is correct. The intent of secondary protection is not for protecting the transformer, it is for the conductors and downstream equipment.