240 v range on 3 phase delta

[malty]

That should be very incorrect. That would require a 1-phase panel being supplied by the B phase and only one of the others.

Going down either side, you should see A, B, C, A, B, C, etc. A breaker at the C-A position should have both legs at 120v to the neutral.

Make sure this panel is a 3-phase panel, that it has three main terminals or a 3-pole main breaker. Also, are there any 3-pole breakers installed?

Take me out and beat me with a stick. Larry was right A, B, C, A, B, C etc. The 2 pole breaker is on A & C ,and everything is working fine.
THANKS ALL !

 

[malty]

That should be very incorrect. That would require a 1-phase panel being supplied by the B phase and only one of the others.

Going down either side, you should see A, B, C, A, B, C, etc. A breaker at the C-A position should have both legs at 120v to the neutral.

Make sure this panel is a 3-phase panel, that it has three main terminals or a 3-pole main breaker. Also, are there any 3-pole breakers installed?

Larry was right. A, B, C, A, B, C etc. I must have been looking at it funny. The 2 pole breaker is installed on A & C (120v each leg) and everything is working fine. THANKS ALL ! :smile:

 

[LarryFine]

You're welcome . . . twice!