Amp calc.

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augie47

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Should handle it, but you are assuming a balanced load between the three phases. To cover yourself, look at the load distribution and if there are any large motors.
 

augie47

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and you should be able to distribute your load fairly evenly,
If $$ are tight, you could feed (3) 200 amp panels from you meter or wireway and size your service condcutors on you calculated load (453 amps) vs a 600 amp main.
 

petersonra

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and you should be able to distribute your load fairly evenly,
If $$ are tight, you could feed (3) 200 amp panels from you meter or wireway and size your service condcutors on you calculated load (453 amps) vs a 600 amp main.

Unless you have unusually large individual loads, why would this not be the standard approach one would take? It just seems like a much simpler approach.
 
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