I am getting differential earth fault in my transformer
realy , i have checked all its CT & control wiring but do
not get fault, Please help

Answer Posted / k.prakashchandra

I think it is REFR which picks up only if there is earth
fault whithin the transformer .i.e. between LT an HT
CTs.and an NCT is to be provided

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