E ed walsh Member Location Pennsylvania Jul 13, 2004 #1 Can I feed a 240/120 single phase 100 amp panel from 2 legs of the secondary side of a three phase 240/120 tap transformer not using the third leg.
Can I feed a 240/120 single phase 100 amp panel from 2 legs of the secondary side of a three phase 240/120 tap transformer not using the third leg.
H hurk27 Senior Member Location Portage, Indiana NEC: 2008 Jul 13, 2004 #2 Re: sub panel Ed If you have a 3-phase 120/240 service you have 208 volts on the "B" (center leg) phase to neutral and not 120 volt's so you have to use "A" and "C" phase. Are you sure the service is 120/240 or is it 120/208?
Re: sub panel Ed If you have a 3-phase 120/240 service you have 208 volts on the "B" (center leg) phase to neutral and not 120 volt's so you have to use "A" and "C" phase. Are you sure the service is 120/240 or is it 120/208?
E Ed MacLaren Senior Member Jul 13, 2004 #3 Re: sub panel Here, when our utility used to supply a 4-wire delta secondary, we were required to install a separate panel for single phase loads. Ed
Re: sub panel Here, when our utility used to supply a 4-wire delta secondary, we were required to install a separate panel for single phase loads. Ed