Transformer tap changer calculator can be used to calculate secondary voltage for various tap positions based on actual primary voltage measured. User can then decide which higher/lower tap needs to be used to get the desired nominal voltage.
For detailed discussion on transformer tap changers refer to the link below.
Transformer Tap Changer: How to Select Transformer Taps?


From above equation, for a given primary voltage:
- To increase secondary voltage, turns ratio must be decreased.
- To decrease secondary voltage, turns ratio must be increased.
Link to: Transformer Current Calculator