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  1. js1960

    Demand Power

    Why not ..... my question was answered long ago, but I am enjoying the opportunity to broaden my knowledge.
  2. js1960

    Demand Power

    Marmite, Thanks for the information. Is the IEEE 100 dictionary on line? If so, could you post the link? Thanks, JS
  3. js1960

    Demand Power

    Simple question, but I can't seem to find the answer to it. What is the definition of demand? I believe that it is the "average" power used over a user defined period of time (i.e., KWh/hours). Also, I have seen the term "peak demand" which I understand to be the maximum power consumed over...
  4. js1960

    69V Line to Neutral Voltage

    Mikey70 I am interfacing Power meters to the system, monitoring Watts, Vars, VA, PF, etc. Therefore, the PTs and CTs are primarily for instrumentation. Unfortunately, I don't often get to look at the wiring diagrams of the systems that the meters are going into, so I don't know what else is...
  5. js1960

    69V Line to Neutral Voltage

    Hello Fellow members, I have a limited knowledge of transformer wiring configurations as they are applied in the field. However, I have run into some some situations that require 3 Phase power with 120V L-L/69V L-N voltages. I would like to know, are there any "typical" applications that...
  6. js1960

    Transfer Switches

    I have a very basic question about transfer swtiches. Do most/all transfer switches have a sensing mechanism that makes sure the "incoming" voltage is at the same frequency & in phase with the "running" voltage before the switch occurs? I have seen Synchroscopes which show if the running is...

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