Discussion
Instrument transformers are used in preference to shunts and multipliers on high voltage systems chiefly because they
Answer: A
A multiplier for eleven kilovolts would place that voltage on the instrument terminals, which is intolerable. A transformer keeps the instrument and the operator at a low potential while scaling the quantity, and it dissipates far less power than a shunt or multiplier would.
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