Transformer Protection Application Guide
transformer. In other applications, a reactor is used, and in some applications, the ground fault current is limited to less than 10A. In a typical utility application, transformers are connected directly to ground, but occasionally a small reactor is placed in the transformer neutral that limits ground fault current to approximately the
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