The Red line is Gen1 power &

the blue is PLN power.

The existing 25 G1 trigger HBT C

case 1 is like this:
if we want to transfer House
load 1 from PLN to PP then we
select 25 G1 trigger HBT.
After that Generator 1 will
adjust until Voltage, frequency
& phase angle in 1PP-SG-TG-02
same as 1PP-SG-TG-04 then
transfer HBT C.
The Red line is Gen1 power &
the blue is PLN power.

The existing 25 G1 trigger HBT C

case 2 is like this:
if we want to transfer House
load 1 from PP to PLN then we
select 25 G1 trigger HBT.
After that Generator 1 will
adjust until Voltage, frequency
& phase angle in 1PP-SG-TG-04
same as 1PP-SG-TG-12 then
transfer.
 Existing 25 G1 Trigger HBT C Logic :

For confirmation.
In Case 1 : VT1 is 1PP-SG-TG-02
VT2 is 1PP-SG-TG-04

In Case 2 : VT1 is 1PP-SG-TG-04

VT2 is 1PP-SG-TG-12

Is it correct?
The Red line is Gen2 power &
the blue is PLN power.

The new 25 G2 trigger HBT C

case 1 is like this:
if we want to transfer House
load 1 from PP to PLN then we
select 25 G2 trigger HBT.
After that Generator 2 will
adjust until Voltage, frequency
& phase angle in 1PP-SG-TG-02
same as 1PP-SG-TG-04 then
transfer HBT C.
The Red line is Gen2 power &
the blue is PLN power.

The new 25 G2 trigger HBT C

case 2 is like this:
if we want to transfer House
load 1 from PP to PLN then we
select 25 G2 trigger HBT.
After that Generator 2 will
adjust until Voltage, frequency
& phase angle in 1PP-SG-TG-04
same as 1PP-SG-TG-12 then
transfer HBT C.
 New 25 G2 Trigger HBT C Logic :

In Case 1 : VT1 is 1PP-SG-TG-02

VT2 is 1PP-SG-TG-04
G2
In Case 2 : VT1 is 1PP-SG-TG-04 GCP2
VT2 is 1PP-SG-TG-12
G2

G2

G2