Why Trasformers rated in KVA
Answer Posted / william lobo
All transformers are rated in KVA or MVA if they are big
size. This is because it has a particular capacity and we
cannot utilise beyond this capacity. suppose you have
100KVA transformer; then you cannot use more than 100kva
capacity. If you do either transformer will burnt out or
the circuit breaker will trip.
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