Hello,
Thinking of purchasing a reconditioned gasoline- motor driven Three Phase Generator.
The voltage output is 110/208Vac. Our intent is to use the Generator as emergency
backup power for our home which is single phase 110-240Vac.
We have been told that by using only two legs of the available power that we will
reduce the total available output current by (Two thirds).
There are Three legs of power with a Return - We can measure 110Vac
between each leg and ground - Can you tell me if this statement is true ??
Thanks, Leon
Thinking of purchasing a reconditioned gasoline- motor driven Three Phase Generator.
The voltage output is 110/208Vac. Our intent is to use the Generator as emergency
backup power for our home which is single phase 110-240Vac.
We have been told that by using only two legs of the available power that we will
reduce the total available output current by (Two thirds).
There are Three legs of power with a Return - We can measure 110Vac
between each leg and ground - Can you tell me if this statement is true ??
Thanks, Leon