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Is this a 2 phase supply in this picture? The two 25mm tails connect into a 3 phase switch fuse unit into just 2 of the fuses. SWA is run from this unit to a seperate building housing a water heater for an outdoor swimming pool. The heater is on a 3 pole circuit breaker with the swa connected to 2 of the poles and these both bridge accross to the 3 pole. The 3 pole output is then combined in a henley block and taken to the heater in 25mm tail.
 

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There is only the one cutout fuse visible but I don't know what is in the grey box below which is DNO kit and I wondered what the unit is where the 2 tails come out of before going to the henleys.
 
From the photo's, it looks as if they have taken 2 phases from a 3 phase head. The cut out fuse you can see, is probably not a supply cut out fuse, as it looks to me, to be a supply to the CT that the 2 phases are passing through...

The cut out fuses will be located within the head, and not seen in the photo's...
 
If it's a 'split phase' system, you'll have around 480V between 'phases'.

If it's a genuine 2-phase system then you'll have the usual around 400V between phases.
 
If it's a 'split phase' system, you'll have around 480V between 'phases'.

If it's a genuine 2-phase system then you'll have the usual around 400V between phases.
Ah the new 2 phase 3 wire, as defined in the amendment.
Anyway, I'm certain that if you look closely at the pictures and zoom in, you will be able to read the instructions for the display.
It will tell you how to view the readings for both the peak and the off peak.
 

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