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AC power with two legs run 180 degrees out of phase
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Single Phase (L1&L2) in 3 Phase Supply Calculation
I have multiple single-phase loads required to be powered from a 3 phase supply with neutral (208/120) V. I'm going to tap to (L1, L2) & (L2, L3) and (L1,L3) respectively. Assuming the load was 1400 W …
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