Regulating transformer definition

Regulating transformer means a transformer with automatic tap changers.
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Regulating transformer means a transformer with automatic tap changers that varies the voltage, the phase angle, or both voltage and phase angle, of an output circuit and compensates for fluctuation of load and input voltage, phase angle or both voltage and phase angle.‌
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