In order to ensure the safe and economical operation of the power system, the operation of the power equipment must be monitored and measured.

If the main wiring is single busbar, single busbar segment, double busbar, etc., install three-phase voltage transformer on the busbar; when there is power on its outlet, it needs to be reclosed to check the synchronization or no voltage, and it needs to be parallel in the same period. Single-phase or two-phase voltage transformers should be installed on the line side.

Because the voltage transformer is prone to loosening of bolts or rupture of porcelain bushings due to vibration during transportation, it needs to be checked before formal installation to ensure that there is no damage before installation and use. Next, let's take a look at what to check and the steps to install.

Preventive testing is an important link in the operation and maintenance of power equipment, and it is one of the effective programs to ensure the safe operation of power equipment.

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