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Post in thread 'Domestic - 4 or 5 pin plugs for 3 phase supply from inverter?' by pgrbff has been reported by James. Reason given:
Thread to keep an eye on, people are getting a bit frustrated I think.
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I have recently bought a 3 phase bandsaw for hobby use and acquired a single phase to 3 phase inverter to power it.
When I looked at buying cable and plugs/sockets for the supply I didn't know if I should choose 3P + earth or 3P N + earth plugs and sockets.
What is the difference and which should I buy?
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