What will happen if 5p20 class ct is connected with class x ct in busbar protection?

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What is the difference between check zone and bus zone in busbar protection?
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Mohammad khoshkholgh Dashtaki
29-September-2013

Design Engineer

Question added by Sivaperumal Manickam , Testing & Commissioning Engineer , NECE
Date Posted: 2017/11/10

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