what is the difference between single phase, 2 phase, and 3
phase in electric meter?
Answer / shahulsnfa
In electric meter we will have CT for measurement. Each
phase will have one CT. so in 1 phase one CT will be there.
in 2 phase will be there but they both will be connected in
such a way that the total measurement is also can be
measured. 3 p will have 3 CT else all same as like previous
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