Posted by cshess on October 24, 2013 at 18:41:34 from (69.88.206.67):
In Reply to: 3 phase question posted by WyoDave on October 24, 2013 at 08:36:14:
Years ago local folks said 3 phase was way to go for our dairy barn.Cheaper trouble free motors rate per kw would be same.However with having to have two meters we were charged the high rate on 2 meters for first kws used instead of only one time on higer rates an thereafter on sliding rate. An!!!!!!!we were not told there would be a charge for the demand meter that was reset every month an i think it was as much as the actual kw used. End result was electric was a very high cost for total kw used.Be aware !!
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