Most street lighting 480 in Florida is (L-N) Are they derived from 480 delta???
Electric-Light Senior Member Sep 25, 2010 #21 Cavie said: Most street lighting 480 in Florida is (L-N) Click to expand... Are they derived from 480 delta???
Cavie said: Most street lighting 480 in Florida is (L-N) Click to expand... Are they derived from 480 delta???
Cavie Senior Member Location SW Florida Sep 25, 2010 #22 Electric-Light said: Are they derived from 480 delta??? Click to expand... Don't know where they get it from. 480 (L-N) comes to me from POCO trans.
Electric-Light said: Are they derived from 480 delta??? Click to expand... Don't know where they get it from. 480 (L-N) comes to me from POCO trans.
don_resqcapt19 Moderator Staff member Location Illinois Occupation retired electrician Sep 26, 2010 #23 Cavie said: Don't know where they get it from. 480 (L-N) comes to me from POCO trans. Click to expand... That would be a rare voltage system. 480 line to neutral would require a wye system to have 831 volts line to line.
Cavie said: Don't know where they get it from. 480 (L-N) comes to me from POCO trans. Click to expand... That would be a rare voltage system. 480 line to neutral would require a wye system to have 831 volts line to line.
D dbuckley Senior Member Location Canterbury, New Zealand Sep 26, 2010 #24 Its single phase 480V L-N; uses a 1:1 transformer, the primary goes between two phases on a 480V three phase supply, and the secondary has one end grounded to become a single phase 480V supply.
Its single phase 480V L-N; uses a 1:1 transformer, the primary goes between two phases on a 480V three phase supply, and the secondary has one end grounded to become a single phase 480V supply.