P Pitt123 Senior Member Oct 15, 2009 #1 Does it matter what side of a reactor is used to connect the line side and the load side cables? Is there a specific primary and secondary side of a reactor? For a line reactor does it matter which end is connected to line cables?
Does it matter what side of a reactor is used to connect the line side and the load side cables? Is there a specific primary and secondary side of a reactor? For a line reactor does it matter which end is connected to line cables?
J jim dungar Moderator Staff member Location Wisconsin Occupation PE (Retired) - Power Systems Oct 15, 2009 #2 Technically no, but every reactor I have seen includes line and load side terminal identification.
drbond24 Senior Member Location Barboursville, West Virginia Oct 15, 2009 #3 It shouldn't matter, but I'd contact the manufacturer if you aren't sure.
P Pitt123 Senior Member Oct 19, 2009 #4 jim dungar said: Technically no, but every reactor I have seen includes line and load side terminal identification. Click to expand... One side of the reactor has L1, L2, & L3, and the other side has 1L1, 2L2, &3L3. How do you tell from this which is the line and load side? I would not think it matters since esentially all a reactor is is a coil? Does the current flow direction throught the coil matter?
jim dungar said: Technically no, but every reactor I have seen includes line and load side terminal identification. Click to expand... One side of the reactor has L1, L2, & L3, and the other side has 1L1, 2L2, &3L3. How do you tell from this which is the line and load side? I would not think it matters since esentially all a reactor is is a coil? Does the current flow direction throught the coil matter?