Is it true that IPT are more accurate than CVT for
Measuring purpose?

Answer Posted / selvaraj

CVTs are normally used where there is a need for
communication is contemplated.
They are prone for errors in due to aging.
It is comparatively cheaper.
Always prefer IPT for measurement which are tariff related.

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