First I was led to believe that there are 3 different possible ways to bring 3 phase in #1 480 volt#2 208 volt #3 240 volt the 240 vs 208 has to do with wye and delta I am really unsure of this. the whole place will be on the same line so I was unwilling to bring in 480 volt and buy transformers to step it all down to single phase.The licensed electricion won't answer his phone either by the way.basically boils down to this I can buy a single phase boiler 24-30 k for $1000 give or take. the smallest 240 volt 3 phase that I can find isan idustrial 27k and is $3000. what will I gain by buying the 3 phase boiler? will there be a smaller electric bill at the end of the month? there are some other 208 volt three phase options out there but they all run about $2500 and up as well . any help again appreciated Paul
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