How transformer neutralshould earthed ? Transformer neutral
connected to earth mat in substations, right or wrong ?
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Answer Posted / munna
Transformer neutral should be earthed separately by Cu Flat
strip to Earth Pit. Yes T/F neutral is connected to earth
mat in substations.
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