Dairyspark Member Joined Jul 6, 2012 Messages 376 Reaction score 29 Location South Ayrshire, Scotland Aug 22, 2013 #1 Using my test lamps today and I checked it on the wee tester thing and it lit up etc to 690v and I had a thought.........where would I find 690v? Cheers Bobby
Using my test lamps today and I checked it on the wee tester thing and it lit up etc to 690v and I had a thought.........where would I find 690v? Cheers Bobby
kme Fridge Keyholder™ Supporting Member Joined Mar 7, 2008 Messages 9,984 Reaction score 0 Location In the office again. Aug 22, 2013 #2 On certain TPN supplies / systems
Dairyspark Member Joined Jul 6, 2012 Messages 376 Reaction score 29 Location South Ayrshire, Scotland Aug 22, 2013 #3 Ahh I see thank you very much
stuartrw79 Member Joined Dec 3, 2010 Messages 54 Reaction score 0 Aug 22, 2013 #4 [SIZE=12pt]Some 3 phase induction [/SIZE][SIZE=12pt]motors can be connected delta 400v .... the same motor connected in star can be used at 690V. [/SIZE] Last edited by a moderator: Aug 22, 2013
[SIZE=12pt]Some 3 phase induction [/SIZE][SIZE=12pt]motors can be connected delta 400v .... the same motor connected in star can be used at 690V. [/SIZE]
Sidewinder The Snake™ Supporting Member Joined May 6, 2010 Messages 15,374 Reaction score 401 Location UK Aug 22, 2013 #5 Railways also use different voltages to us mere mortals I believe. Regularly see 650 or 690V on panels alongside lines, I just can't recall which one it is now though.
Railways also use different voltages to us mere mortals I believe. Regularly see 650 or 690V on panels alongside lines, I just can't recall which one it is now though.
SLIPSHOD & SLAPDASH Gold Member Supporting Member Joined Feb 14, 2008 Messages 7,470 Reaction score 21 Location Cloud Cuckoo Land Aug 22, 2013 #6 Was that quick enough
wozz Distinguished Member Joined Jan 1, 2009 Messages 2,216 Reaction score 1 Location Kent Aug 23, 2013 #7 On the terminals of your proving unit?