Where do you ground transformers?

Transformers are typically grounded at the transformer’s neutral point, which is the point where the windings are connected to the ground. This grounding helps to prevent overvoltages, provides a return path for fault currents, and enhances system stability. Additionally, grounding can occur at the transformer’s frame or enclosure to ensure safety and minimize the risk of electrical shock. Proper grounding practices depend on the specific application and local electrical codes.