How much voltage we need to apply in 33kv cable during hipot test of cable
Answer / Yogendra Kumar Singh
The Hipot (High Potential) test for cables typically involves applying a voltage slightly higher than the rated voltage of the cable. For a 33 kV cable, you may apply a test voltage of around 1.2 times the rated voltage, or about 40 kV.
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