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Hello,
Why should HDPM6000 not be used for corner-grounded delta systems?
The manual says it can be applied if it is for ungrounded delta. The manual states that the wiring for phase B at that time should be connected to the N terminal.
I need advice as to why this is not applicable to corner-grounded delta systems.
Regards,
Miyai
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Hi @Miyai
As per design, and as mentioned in Installation Guide, HDPM6000 head unit is capable of measuring the voltage for the following Supply Types:
Delta 3-Wire ungrounded
Delta High-Leg
4-wire Wye
3-wire Split-phase
HDPM6000 may not have the necessary algorithms or hardware to accurately and safely handle the unique characteristics of corner-grounded delta systems.
Best Regards,
-Mehran
L3 Expert Tech Support Specialist
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Hi @Miyai
As per design, and as mentioned in Installation Guide, HDPM6000 head unit is capable of measuring the voltage for the following Supply Types:
Delta 3-Wire ungrounded
Delta High-Leg
4-wire Wye
3-wire Split-phase
HDPM6000 may not have the necessary algorithms or hardware to accurately and safely handle the unique characteristics of corner-grounded delta systems.
Best Regards,
-Mehran
L3 Expert Tech Support Specialist
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