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what is the difference between CT and CVT in EHV Sub Stations
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Answer Posted / saadsms
CT:
This means current transformer converts current from high
values ​​to the value of 5 amps of output circuits for the
operation of measurement and warning devices, or any need of
this type...
CVT:
This means that there are two transformers together in the
same device is used for high voltage circuits
One-volt transformer and the other current transformer.
In the same container (one device).
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