phase converters 1 PH to 3PH
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bradleyelectric
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Re: phase converters 1 PH to 3PH
yeah, done a couple, not a big deal.
yeah, done a couple, not a big deal.
coppertreeelectric
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Bruce or anyone else, Can you recommend a manufacture of a 1p -> 3p converters that you have used in the past. I may have an operation soon for one. I prefer to use items that other ec's have worked with before.
Thanks, Steve
Bruce or anyone else, Can you recommend a manufacture of a 1p -> 3p converters that you have used in the past. I may have an operation soon for one. I prefer to use items that other ec's have worked with before.
Thanks, Steve
bradleyelectric
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cedarburg industries inc. Minneapolis. Mn 55417
Just happen to have the 1 in my truck that we had hooked to a friends dads milling machine. It was in use with no problem for years. Dad past and we are putting it in my friends basement. 4 wires. white goes to soure and load phase, black goes to other source and load phase, red goes to center of 3rd load phase, there is also a ground wire. I hope my explanation doesn't make it sound strange. It I knew how to make a diagram appear like some here do I'd do that. its very easy. just 4 wire hook up. I don't remember the manufacture of the other 1 I did, but it was the same hook up and is on a 3 phase parts cleaner.
[ April 23, 2005, 02:05 PM: Message edited by: bradleyelectric ]
cedarburg industries inc. Minneapolis. Mn 55417
Just happen to have the 1 in my truck that we had hooked to a friends dads milling machine. It was in use with no problem for years. Dad past and we are putting it in my friends basement. 4 wires. white goes to soure and load phase, black goes to other source and load phase, red goes to center of 3rd load phase, there is also a ground wire. I hope my explanation doesn't make it sound strange. It I knew how to make a diagram appear like some here do I'd do that. its very easy. just 4 wire hook up. I don't remember the manufacture of the other 1 I did, but it was the same hook up and is on a 3 phase parts cleaner.
[ April 23, 2005, 02:05 PM: Message edited by: bradleyelectric ]
coppertreeelectric
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Re: phase converters 1 PH to 3PH
So I take it that this would also work on a pizza mixer. I need one for a mixer with a 30amp 3ph twist lock, the only source available is 1ph 120/240.
Thats good to hear, any idea on a price range?
Can a unit like this be mounted above a drop ceiling using unistrut?
So I take it that this would also work on a pizza mixer. I need one for a mixer with a 30amp 3ph twist lock, the only source available is 1ph 120/240.
Thats good to hear, any idea on a price range?
Can a unit like this be mounted above a drop ceiling using unistrut?
bradleyelectric
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Re: phase converters 1 PH to 3PH
this unit is a sealed unit that has a single slot hole in the back of it as in the top slot hole of a panel board that you mount the top screw and set the unit on the screw. It is about 6"x4" and might weigh 3lbs. it has a 4 wire so tail out the top of it that you would put in a connector and into a 1900 box. You order it by the horse power rating of the equipment to be supplied. If memory serves figure $350 as a ballpark figure. Looks like you may need model #75 http://www.cedarberg.com/cedarberg.swf
this unit is a sealed unit that has a single slot hole in the back of it as in the top slot hole of a panel board that you mount the top screw and set the unit on the screw. It is about 6"x4" and might weigh 3lbs. it has a 4 wire so tail out the top of it that you would put in a connector and into a 1900 box. You order it by the horse power rating of the equipment to be supplied. If memory serves figure $350 as a ballpark figure. Looks like you may need model #75 http://www.cedarberg.com/cedarberg.swf
coppertreeelectric
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Re: phase converters 1 PH to 3PH
Bradley, Thanks for the info and link.
Steve
Bradley, Thanks for the info and link.
Steve
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