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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Minnesota
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3 phase panels and sub panels
Nobody told you to short across two hot legs. You just didn't understand three phase nomenclature. Now you know everything needed to work on three phase power.
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" Euro " electrician
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: WI & France { in France for now }
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Oh the other thing with the voltage reading some area you may read higher than standard voltage due some POCO will set the transfomer(s) little higher than normal so once a hevey load kick on it will be right on the target.
So therefore with wye connection as other tell ya it is on right on spot and if you actally have 220 volts phase to phase then you will get 127 volts across the line et netural if other voltage it will prorated up higher like 240Y138 volts Quote:
Merci, Marc
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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thanks frencjie,
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