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I need to get a way to connect single phase burner (36A) by three phase. it means , if there is any phase loss in L1 , it should work with L2 without delay. also L2 loss it work with L3 or L1. Do you have any idea?
 
When you say burner, is this a heater element? I've given you full permissions so you can attach a picture or give us a link to the specific machine you're working on.
 
I need to get a way to connect single phase burner (36A) by three phase. it means , if there is any phase loss in L1 , it should work with L2 without delay. also L2 loss it work with L3 or L1. Do you have any idea?

Exactly how do you think you'll be able to achieve that?? Why or for what reason, would you loose L1 or any of the other phases??
 
^^^Roger's suggestion would do what you're looking for although I've never seen one required on a benchtop furnace before, they're not usually classed as critical devices. The problem will always be that any fault that's likely to cause the failure or disconnection of one phase is highly likely to cause the other phases to disconnect in short order when the backup supply is switched.
 
Roger`s suggestion is ideal for this. only problem is it gives 30A. starting amperage for burner indicated as 31A. Can I use it without considering this. Is there anyway to use 40A contactors?
thanks mavro for your ideas also.
 

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