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  1. tesladog58

    Loads for 3-phase 120/240V electrical service

    Ok, guys, are dealing with 2 different service types, 120/208V 4w WYE connection, and 120/240V 4w DELTA. A 120/208 service the voltages are 120 degrees for the phase angle on each phase (example of phase angles A-120 phase, B-204 phase, and C-360 phase). in a 120/240 delta the single phase load...
  2. tesladog58

    Minimum clearance of pad-mount transformer with fire-resistant barrier from building or opening

    Also look at the NESC book for their guide lines, this is where the utilities get their standards for everything[morning]
  3. tesladog58

    Using Meter Form 35S on 4-wire service

    an easy phone call can solve this, to me
  4. tesladog58

    Using Meter Form 35S on 4-wire service

    is this a 200 amp service, that makes a differences in meter types. we'll start with this question first to get the right answer
  5. tesladog58

    Lightning Arresters

    As a distribution lineman for many years, we have always used, or installed a pole ground and bonded at the neutral, than installed a ground wire on the under side of the cross arm for the ground side of the arresters. this allowed for a short jumper wire from the line to the top of arresters...
  6. tesladog58

    208 through an isolation transformer

    once again some one does not understand the voltages of a 120/208 3 phase system, and has them mixed up as a 120/240 single phase system, the same people that believe you can have 120/240 equipment work on a 120/208 and than ask the utility why the voltage is low and not 240 but at best 216...

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