what is the difference between LT and HT power supply?
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Answer / sachin
HT means high tenson it carrys <=880 watr
LT means low tenson it carry >880 watt
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“Low tension (LT)” means a voltage that does not exceed 1000 volts under normal
conditions subject to the percentage variation as may be specified by the Central
Electricity Authority from time to time.
“High tension (HT)” means a voltage higher than 1000 volts and which does not
exceed 33,000 volts under normal conditions subject to the percentage variation as
may be specified by the Central Electricity Authority from time to time.
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Answer / mukesh
Lt means low tension voltage which is requires for domestic use
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Answer / palani vino
LT line is low voltage 400v 3phase line 230v 1phase line.HT line is high voltage bulk power purchase 11kv and 33kv
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Answer / santhosh
Voltages are in three ranges:
1. LV, 2. MV and 3. HV
LV: 0 - 230V
MV: 230 - 650V
LV: >650V
The lines which carry LV and MV are considered as LT lines
and which carry HV are considered as HT lines.
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Answer / selvan
Lt stands on the table.Ht stannds on the floor
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