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Re: Why there is no requirements for CT or PT in CEC?

#102135 03/16/05 01:27 AM

Joined: Feb 2004

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Your local power company will be able to answer what size wire and fuse they use. Where I live, the power company wires the pt's and the secondary of the ct's. Rule 26-260 covers the overcurrent protection of instrument transformers.

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Why there is no requirements for CT or PT in CEC?	peterpang	03/15/05 04:42 PM
Re: Why there is no requirements for CT or PT in CEC?	bigrockk	03/15/05 09:35 PM
Re: Why there is no requirements for CT or PT in CEC?	peterpang	03/15/05 11:43 PM
Re: Why there is no requirements for CT or PT in CEC?	bigrockk	03/16/05 12:54 AM
Re: Why there is no requirements for CT or PT in CEC?	peterpang	03/16/05 02:29 AM
Re: Why there is no requirements for CT or PT in CEC?	CRM	03/16/05 05:27 AM
Re: Why there is no requirements for CT or PT in CEC?	bigrockk	03/16/05 03:52 PM
Re: Why there is no requirements for CT or PT in CEC?	Tony Moscioni	03/16/05 08:25 PM
Re: Why there is no requirements for CT or PT in CEC?	peterpang	03/16/05 10:18 PM
Re: Why there is no requirements for CT or PT in CEC?	Tony Moscioni	03/16/05 11:00 PM
Re: Why there is no requirements for CT or PT in CEC?	peterpang	03/17/05 03:23 AM