Batterybrianone
Plastic
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- Sep 5, 2022
I am wondering if anyone else has the same issue as I do with excessively high line voltage.
I don't have three phase coming into my house so I run a rotary phase converter. My problem started
a few years ago when the power company upgraded their feeder lines, and my incoming power
increased . I now get at least 125V per phase, some times a volt or two more, giving me over 250V
on my three phase. Several of my motors don't like this and vibrate loudly on startup till they start turning,
just like they were saturating. I have corrected the situation by using a 230-208 stepdown transformer, which
when powered by 250V gives 230V out, which my machines are happy with .
Does anyone else have this issue?
I don't have three phase coming into my house so I run a rotary phase converter. My problem started
a few years ago when the power company upgraded their feeder lines, and my incoming power
increased . I now get at least 125V per phase, some times a volt or two more, giving me over 250V
on my three phase. Several of my motors don't like this and vibrate loudly on startup till they start turning,
just like they were saturating. I have corrected the situation by using a 230-208 stepdown transformer, which
when powered by 250V gives 230V out, which my machines are happy with .
Does anyone else have this issue?