A Alwayslearningelec Senior Member Location NJ Occupation Estimator Yesterday at 7:03 AM #1 If I need to have 250 amps on my 120 208 volt side but my source power is ,277/480 I can use a 75kva xfmr and run 125a wire then step it down??
If I need to have 250 amps on my 120 208 volt side but my source power is ,277/480 I can use a 75kva xfmr and run 125a wire then step it down??
infinity Moderator Staff member Location New Jersey Occupation Journeyman Electrician (retired) Yesterday at 8:08 AM #2 You said you need to 250 amps on the 208Y/120 volt side. What's the maximum output of a 75 kva transformer?
You said you need to 250 amps on the 208Y/120 volt side. What's the maximum output of a 75 kva transformer?
augie47 Moderator Staff member Location Tennessee Occupation State Electrical Inspector (Retired) Yesterday at 9:09 AM #3
don_resqcapt19 Moderator Staff member Location Illinois Occupation retired electrician Yesterday at 11:52 AM #4 Alwayslearningelec said: If I need to have 250 amps on my 120 208 volt side but my source power is ,277/480 I can use a 75kva xfmr and run 125a wire then step it down?? Click to expand... 208 V x 250A x √3 = 90.1 kVA
Alwayslearningelec said: If I need to have 250 amps on my 120 208 volt side but my source power is ,277/480 I can use a 75kva xfmr and run 125a wire then step it down?? Click to expand... 208 V x 250A x √3 = 90.1 kVA