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Australia Grid Code N-bypass

What does N-bypass in the grid code selection for Australia mean?

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Under what circumstances would you choose between the two options? ('no N-bypass' & 'with N-bypass')

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Peter.

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raymiller answered ·

Then what is the difference between options A, B&C?

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raymiller answered ·

Answering my own question above as to what A, B and C.

Setpoints are now defined by region of installation, as per the following categories:

  • Australia A: For large interconnected power systems, e.g. all Australian networks other than those specified below
  • Australia B: For small interconnected power systems, e.g. Western Power
  • Australia C: For isolated or remote power systems e.g. Horizon Power and TasNetworks
  • New Zealand: All systems in New Zealand
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