Answer Posted / bryan

A high resistance fault is a fault that causes an over
current in the system but would not cause excessive heating
unless no action is taken for an extended period. A Low
resistance fault occurs and cause an output under voltage
situation and can lead to damage of the system if immediate
action is not taken to cut off the power stream.

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