“…In industrial environments that have large electrical power and loads, parallel transformer systems are often used to simplify maintenance and to increase electrical energy in the future [9]. In these companies, if there is a disturbance or damage to one of the parallelized transformers, it will reduce the capacity of the electric power to be distributed, so that it can reduce production results due to not being able to run production machines optimally, then the alternative is to replace the transformer with how to rent or buy a transformer that has almost the same technical data, as for the obstacles in the field, often the available transformers have a different group vector or transformer clock with the transformer installed so that the handling of blackouts takes longer due to the assumption that they cannot be synchronized, so replacement is needed as soon as possible by synchronizing existing transformers with due regard to other synchronous requirements [10]- [13]. For the PLN environment, a parallel system is carried out to minimize blackouts due to maintenance or additional power capacity to be supplied [14]- [16], for example for substation or transformer maintenance activities, it is required to do blackouts for the safety of workers and the unit itself.…”