What is the difference between CT for protection and Ct for
metering?
Answer Posted / arif shah
There is a very important difference between a metering CT and a protection CT. A metering CT is so designed that in case of faults, it will saturate and thus save the instrument connected to its secondary from damage due to excessive current. On the other hand, a protective CT is designed to faithfully reproduce the largest fault current.
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