LarryFine
Master Electrician Electric Contractor Richmond VA
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How about "induced" voltage?
What is "Phantom Voltage"?
- Thread starter jbs948
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I really don't think there is an official term for it but this is as close as I have found
http://www.nema.org/stds/eng-bulleti...ulletin-88.pdf
TOOL_5150
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Page Not Found
NEMA > Page Not Found
The page you are trying to reach could not be found.
:-?
~Matt
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The NEMA site seems to be down right now
wptski
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If you want a low impedance adapter for your DMM, you'd use this which is the most common used term.
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I will stick with NEMA and the use of phantom voltage, to me 'stray voltage' sounds like voltage that started hanging with the wrong crowd.
quogueelectric
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I just tried to bring up the link and it apears to be a phantom link.:wink: :smile:
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wptski
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A Google search for "phantom voltage adapter" comes up with nothing but "ghost voltage adapter" comes up with this Fluke Applicaton Note on the subject.I will stick with NEMA and the use of phantom voltage, to me 'stray voltage' sounds like voltage that started hanging with the wrong crowd.
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quogueelectric
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I switched to firefox to try and open it and it worked fine. I couldnt agree more with the bulletin.
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