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Hi all need some help, I've got a panel to test 400vac to transformer but after step down 110vac, do i megger it all at 1000v or just ignore transformer and megger at 250vac?
 
If it is an isolation transformer an IR test on the primary side will have no effect on the secondary. IR tests should be carried out at twice the nominal voltage.
 

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