Hi all,

I have access to a 3 phase transformer. I'm going to get a professional to hook it up but before I do i'm looking to make sure its the right configuration. I've attached a picture of the nameplate.

I need a secondary phase wye with neutral connection with neutral and from the nameplate it looks to be what it is. There are a few flags that make me think that I may be mistaken. Both the primary and secondary wingdings seem to be configured in a T shape. There are also dotted lines forming a triangle between the X1, X2, and X3 connections. From scouring the internet I've managed to find similar (not the same) diagrams indicating Scott T configurations. Would anyone know from the attached image what this unit is doing?

Perhaps I just don't know the right terminology to find the pertaining theory or documentation. Any advice on how to read this is appreciated. Having a lot of fun with this and obsolete Reliance systems.

If I've broken any conventions or etiquette feel free to yell at me.

Thanks,

 

Looks like a delta primary with star/neutral secondary.
(what is the MCU vote in aid of?)
Max.

 

Looks like a delta primary with star/neutral secondary.
(what is the MCU vote in aid of?)
Max.

Thanks, I'll research star configurations.
- and a star is a wye. Cool. thanks.

The MCU vote is just for fun. I'm sorry if its inappropriate.

 

Thanks, I'll research star configurations.

The MCU vote is just for fun. I'm sorry if its inappropriate.

Star is just another name for Wye!
The pole vote inappropriation is not mine to judge
Max.