Platinumgroup
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We are working in a tanning salon with 16 beds. Existing service is 400 amp 120/208 3 phase. Tanning beds all require 235volt 3 phase. Manufacture makes reference to the use of buck booster transformer to correct this issue. I have suggested a single transformer.
I have one bed that draws 56A. Two beds that draw 33A. One bed that draws 35. Amps four beds that draw 19A. Eight beds that draw 16A. For a connected load of 361A.
The transformer the bed manufacture wants to send is 208y to 235y with 400amps on secondary side which in my mind works the problem I am running into is house panel is only a 400 amp service. The bed manufacture had the contractor that did shell of building set the 400amp panel and said it would be sufficient to feed the transformer. I guess to sum up my question with beds only running 10 min. at a time do I have to account for the 361Amps or can I adjust for non-continues use?
I have one bed that draws 56A. Two beds that draw 33A. One bed that draws 35. Amps four beds that draw 19A. Eight beds that draw 16A. For a connected load of 361A.
The transformer the bed manufacture wants to send is 208y to 235y with 400amps on secondary side which in my mind works the problem I am running into is house panel is only a 400 amp service. The bed manufacture had the contractor that did shell of building set the 400amp panel and said it would be sufficient to feed the transformer. I guess to sum up my question with beds only running 10 min. at a time do I have to account for the 361Amps or can I adjust for non-continues use?