Posted by buickanddeere on October 24, 2013 at 08:48:01 from (184.151.61.78):
In Reply to: 3 phase question posted by WyoDave on October 24, 2013 at 08:36:14:
Electric heaters operated on 208 instead of 240 will produce approx 75% of nameplate heat. 208 instead of 220v will drop output to 89% . So the operator of an electric stove or clothes dryer would never notice the difference unless operated continuous at 100%. Single phase well pumps and AC units will usually slug along ok on 208V as manufactures make some allowances. Ideally the house AC and well pump would be three phase 208. Motor efficiency will be much improved over the single phase versions of the same capacity .
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