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moonman5
Hi All,
This is my first post, I hope you can help.
I have a single to three phase Rotary phase converter (12 Kw) I am about to connect the converter to my milling machine
before this I thought I would do some voltage output checks from the 3 phase lines L1/L2/L3.
Now I have to admit to not being to knolledgeable on 3 phase (more confident with single phase) so I am a bit puzzled as
to why the Rotary phase converter is putting out the voltages listed below?
Nuetral to L1=210 Volts
Nuetral to L2=420 Volts?
Nuetral to L3=240 Volts
Is L2 to high? I thought that the 3 phases should be equal? I know that Rotary converters give out a "wild leg" but this seems odd?
I also checked across the phases and got the following:
L1 to L2=480 Volts
L2 to L3=520 Volts
L1 to L3=450 Volts
I am now a bit reluctant to connect the converter to my machine in case I do any damage?
I would be greatfull for any help
This is my first post, I hope you can help.
I have a single to three phase Rotary phase converter (12 Kw) I am about to connect the converter to my milling machine
before this I thought I would do some voltage output checks from the 3 phase lines L1/L2/L3.
Now I have to admit to not being to knolledgeable on 3 phase (more confident with single phase) so I am a bit puzzled as
to why the Rotary phase converter is putting out the voltages listed below?
Nuetral to L1=210 Volts
Nuetral to L2=420 Volts?
Nuetral to L3=240 Volts
Is L2 to high? I thought that the 3 phases should be equal? I know that Rotary converters give out a "wild leg" but this seems odd?
I also checked across the phases and got the following:
L1 to L2=480 Volts
L2 to L3=520 Volts
L1 to L3=450 Volts
I am now a bit reluctant to connect the converter to my machine in case I do any damage?
I would be greatfull for any help