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what is the CT & PT. where is it uses.what is the using that plese kindly answer me...?
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Answer Posted / h s sandhu
CT and PT are the devices i.e. current and voltage transformers used for protection and metering purpose in the HT/LT system.Sensing current from CT and voltage measures the parameters on relational basis.
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