I rechecked the loads yesterday and they were normal,
A 738A B 723A C 696A.
I had the utility company set up ma five day monitor to see what is going on. I checked all larger motors and loads were normal.
Interesting! Any thoughts?????
my client recently had a utility company phase loss.
After correction, I checked the phases for current.
A phase 1077A, B phase 1116A, C phase 354A
The transformer is a 750kVa 277/480v secondary.
I have a customer in Great Britian having difficulty. The motor is a US made, 240V ( Hot, Hot, Ground ) single phase model.
Could the european 222V ( Hot, Neutral,Ground ) service prevent it from running ?
I have a customer with a co-gen plant who wishes to connect to 4160V utility power to use when the generator is down. I am thinking about a manual transfer switch. Would it be more cost effective to utilize standard breakers with relay interlocking to prevent two sources of power to be energized...