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I would like a drawing for wiring two single phase (120v 240v) transformers so I can power a Canadian machine that needs 600v
I would like a drawing for wiring two single phase (120v 240v) transformers so I can power a Canadian machine that needs 600v
Single-phase, three-phase, kVA rating, application?I would like a drawing for wiring two single phase (120v 240v) transformers so I can power a Canadian machine that needs 600v
Maybe not - I missed the 3-phase in the title!Likewise, I'm not a "transformer" man so take that into account, however, here is a diagram (obviously ignore the voltage) of (2) single phase transformers used on 3 phase systems/
May help.
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I would like a drawing for wiring two single phase (120v 240v) transformers so I can power a Canadian machine that needs 600v
So they are 3 phase transformers? And you have two of them.The transformers i will be useing both have X1, X2, X3, X4, H1, H2, H3, H4
i am not the one that took this all apart, but it did work, and the two single phase 120v 240v transformers took 480v and increased the voltage to 600v (adding 120v). anyone who knows i would really like to know how to do this (buck BOOST) thanks!
If so, I'd go for a simple double wound three phase unit.
240V in, 600V out.
Do you have the correct transformer? Remember the HV terminals are the higher voltage side whether you are bucking or boosting and has nothing to do with which side is the input vs output for the application.after wiring the two single phase transformers (as per square D diagram) I was wrong about the H side , there are only H1 and H2 on these transformers; 480 in but only 508 out,and changing the taps had no change in output, this is not within 10%, i was told the motor was 600v but the motor name plate calls for 575. in the diagram suggested in a recent reply to my situation I followed the diagram for 480 to 575, it seemed strange to connect phase B 480v to phase B 575v only, anyone know about solving this problem ? thanks
We build kit from component level so it is our money in most cases. Fixed price at that so, if we can build it cheaper and still be spec compliant, we make a better margin.Of course you would, it's not your own money you are spending.
Of course you would, it's not your own money you are spending.