M Mico Member Dec 12, 2008 #1 I have a problem in solving how to reduce flickering of CFL lamps at the load end of our 220 Volts secondary line when someone conducting a welding jobs.It is very destructing lots of consumers will complain.
I have a problem in solving how to reduce flickering of CFL lamps at the load end of our 220 Volts secondary line when someone conducting a welding jobs.It is very destructing lots of consumers will complain.
D djcrzysounds@yahoo.com Member Location Scranton, Pa Dec 12, 2008 #2 Explain your situation? Are they both at a sub-panel? What size wire?
M Mico Member Dec 15, 2008 #3 welding distrurbance welding distrurbance yes, they are at the sub panel, wire size is # 4 ACSR. pls help me solve this problem. Thank you
welding distrurbance welding distrurbance yes, they are at the sub panel, wire size is # 4 ACSR. pls help me solve this problem. Thank you
mxslick Senior Member Location SE Idaho Dec 16, 2008 #4 How long is the run from the main panel to the subpanel? What is the breaker feeding the subpanel rated at? How much current is the welder rated to draw? Sounds a lot like an undersized feeder to me.
How long is the run from the main panel to the subpanel? What is the breaker feeding the subpanel rated at? How much current is the welder rated to draw? Sounds a lot like an undersized feeder to me.
M Mico Member Dec 18, 2008 #5 welding disturbance welding disturbance yah! i think your right ill check the feeder size.
