Re: 25 kV PT

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Original poster: Mike <megavolts61@xxxxxxxxx>

50kV  would pack quite a whollup!!   If they are identical, and you 
cannot measure any continuity between the primary and secondary 
windings,  it would seem that you could easily connect the primaries 
in reverse phase, and connect the secondaries for  +/- 25kV.  I don't 
even know why you'd need to ground the midpoint, but I would see why 
you couldn't
Mike




I have 2 25 kV PT's like these:

<http://geindustrial.com/products/specs/pt62125.pdf>http://geindustrial.com/products/specs/pt62125.pdf

Has anyone ever grounded one leg of a PT before? I
know lots of folks have done this with their pigs
(myself included). I'd like to run them in series for
50 kV out, but would hate to kill them.

thanks
Adam


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