Hello Everyone.
I am attemping to wire a single phase 240v power supply unit.
The leads are as follows:
GND, L1 , N
Earth ground, Hot line 1, Neutral
This is telling me I need 240v (Actually 185 - 264v according to spec sheet) SINGLE-PHASE power.
I have been informed most 240v applications use two 120vac hot lines:
GND, L1, L2, N
or a combination, but must have the two separate hot lines (split phase) to give 240v.
My question now.... How can I wire my 240v single phase requirement PSU to a split phase dual hot line 240v supply?
I have L1 , L2, and N available to me. L1 and L2 are both 120vac hot lines.
Is my only option a step up transformer ?
I am attemping to wire a single phase 240v power supply unit.
The leads are as follows:
GND, L1 , N
Earth ground, Hot line 1, Neutral
This is telling me I need 240v (Actually 185 - 264v according to spec sheet) SINGLE-PHASE power.
I have been informed most 240v applications use two 120vac hot lines:
GND, L1, L2, N
or a combination, but must have the two separate hot lines (split phase) to give 240v.
My question now.... How can I wire my 240v single phase requirement PSU to a split phase dual hot line 240v supply?
I have L1 , L2, and N available to me. L1 and L2 are both 120vac hot lines.
Is my only option a step up transformer ?