6 Feb
2004
6 Feb
'04
6:30 p.m.
Yes I know the wiring is rated at 600 but I have not seen any semi modern
gear that required it....
ed!
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now what the hell is a 600 volt outlet?
110 220 440 maybe but 600 volt? hmm.....
I use it all the time but in a non-standard
application. I do AC power fault simulation on
Telco equipment. Since the tranformers are standard
off the shelf units, I thought I would ask an engineer
friend.
Industrial induction motors use 1000 volt feed from a
delt transformer. It comes out 1000 line to line or
577 line to ground. 577 is effectively 600. Most
of your wiring and other devices are rated at 600vac.
Max