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Friends:<br><br>
I have on off-grid client that is trying to eliminate winter generator
run time. He has a rental on another corner of the property that
has grid power. When it was installed, he put in an extra meter,
hoping to use it to run a utility back up feeder to charge
batteries.<br><br>
We are now installing this feeder. We purchased two 10KVA 240/600
volt transformers to bump the voltage to 600 and then back down to
120/240.<br><br>
Here's the problem: when we energize the circuit breaker that feeds
the transformer, the circuit breaker AND the main breaker trip. The
transformer is 10KVA, the main is 100 amps and the branch breaker is
60A. The breakers hold sometimes but trip other times. This
is obviously an inrush problem. How do I correct this
problem?<br><br>
Thanks in advance,<br><br>
William Miller<br><br>
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<font size=3><u>Please note new e-mail address and domain:<br><br>
</u>William Miller <br>
Miller Solar<br>
Voice :805-438-5600<br>
email: william@millersolar.com<br>
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</a>License No. C-10-773985<br>
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