Apr 9, 2020 #1 AdeptGino Electrical Joined Apr 9, 2020 Messages 1 Location US So basic question. 3PH, 208VAC, 10HP motor. .75KW per HP, so 7500W Motor. How do i put this onto the panel? Is it phase A, B, C, = 7500 OR 7500W/3 and A,B,C = 2500W on the three phase of the panel. Thanks.
So basic question. 3PH, 208VAC, 10HP motor. .75KW per HP, so 7500W Motor. How do i put this onto the panel? Is it phase A, B, C, = 7500 OR 7500W/3 and A,B,C = 2500W on the three phase of the panel. Thanks.
Apr 9, 2020 1 #2 dpc Electrical Joined Jan 7, 2002 Messages 8,729 Location US Yes, 1/3 per phase, but you need to find the motor full load amps for accurate load and sizing. Your calculation is neglecting power factor and efficiency. 1 kVA per horsepower is a better approximation. Upvote 0 Downvote
Yes, 1/3 per phase, but you need to find the motor full load amps for accurate load and sizing. Your calculation is neglecting power factor and efficiency. 1 kVA per horsepower is a better approximation.
Apr 9, 2020 #3 mparenteau Electrical Joined Mar 12, 2019 Messages 146 Location US Divide the load kW between the 3 phases. Mike *dpc strikes again!*Certainly, his advice is the most accurate. Upvote 0 Downvote
Divide the load kW between the 3 phases. Mike *dpc strikes again!*Certainly, his advice is the most accurate.