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Wattmetric protection in main High Voltage supply

01/19/2008 3:40 PM

What is the reason to the fact that some electrical companies demand and insist on the installation of Wattmetric Protection after the metering unit in HV supply rooms, and others do not? I am in a 380-400V 50 Hz region.
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Re: Wattmetric protection in main High Voltage supply

05/24/2008 2:18 AM

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