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WELDER UNIT SUPPLY MISMATCH

WELDER UNIT SUPPLY MISMATCH

WELDER UNIT SUPPLY MISMATCH

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IDK if this has been asked here. But I'll try it. Has anyone of you guys tried supplying a 3-phase bridge rectifier rated at 380V with single-phase 460V? Theoritically, the DC output will be more or less equal.
Do you have any experience doing this? (a welding unit was ordered with a nameplate rating of 380V- three phase. It's been lying idle unused). TIA.

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