Transformer Taps
Transformer Taps
(OP)
I am getting a transformer from China, and the nameplate shows taps of: 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. I am familiar with US transformer nameplates that have taps like: C, D, E, F, and G and are shown with their relative positions on the windings. Comparing the nameplate voltages I know that the US nominal connection is E-G(or 1-4), but the equivalent Chinese connection is 2-5(or F-C).
I know that the physical location of the taps is dependent upon the construction of the coils and the type of jumper used to make the connections. But, are there any standards for tap configurations with 2-1/2% taps 2AN and 2BN or they unique to each type of transformer construction?
I know that the physical location of the taps is dependent upon the construction of the coils and the type of jumper used to make the connections. But, are there any standards for tap configurations with 2-1/2% taps 2AN and 2BN or they unique to each type of transformer construction?






RE: Transformer Taps
RE: Transformer Taps
Keith Cress
Flamin Systems, Inc.- http://www.flaminsystems.com
RE: Transformer Taps