TNeighbarger
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Hi all this is my first post on the forum so thank you in advance. My question is this...
I landed a job that is roughing in a small pizzeria near downtown Los Angeles and I need to pull 200 amps of 208/120v 3 phase into the suite off of the 240/120v 3 phase gear. I know that there is a high leg coming off of the transformer but the previous electrical plans only called for pulling in a single phase into each suite. So I will have to tap the high leg and install a 3 pole breaker. My question is should I use a split bus panel? There is not much lighting other then what is in the back of house. 2nd question is how to shunt the oven they want to use. It is a electric oven that has 2 decks, each deck draws 46.8 amps. Each deck on the oven is fitted with its own power supply cord. Is there a way to shunt both decks of this oven from a single location. Or am I going to have to shunt each deck individually? The reason for shunting the oven is because of the hood and ansul system. Thank you
I landed a job that is roughing in a small pizzeria near downtown Los Angeles and I need to pull 200 amps of 208/120v 3 phase into the suite off of the 240/120v 3 phase gear. I know that there is a high leg coming off of the transformer but the previous electrical plans only called for pulling in a single phase into each suite. So I will have to tap the high leg and install a 3 pole breaker. My question is should I use a split bus panel? There is not much lighting other then what is in the back of house. 2nd question is how to shunt the oven they want to use. It is a electric oven that has 2 decks, each deck draws 46.8 amps. Each deck on the oven is fitted with its own power supply cord. Is there a way to shunt both decks of this oven from a single location. Or am I going to have to shunt each deck individually? The reason for shunting the oven is because of the hood and ansul system. Thank you