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Capacitor installations. Electrical measurements

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5.6.24. The capacitances of the phases of a capacitor bank must be monitored by stationary current measuring devices in each phase.

For capacitor units up to 400 kvar, only one phase current measurement is allowed.

5.6.25. Reactive energy supplied to the network by capacitors must be taken into account in accordance with the requirements of Ch. 1.5.

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