We have an old Cincinnati Milacron at the plant. It's designed to run on 240 to 480 VAC 3 phase but we are running it on 208.
We've had some interment problems with it which are probably caused by the control transformer putting out only 105 - 108 volts because it's not designed for a 208 volt input.
Our 208 is 120 to 123 volts leg to ground and about 209 volts leg to leg. Is there any reason why I can't leave the control transformer out of the equation and just power our control's 120 volt needs directly from my incoming 120 volt ac power?
We've had some interment problems with it which are probably caused by the control transformer putting out only 105 - 108 volts because it's not designed for a 208 volt input.
Our 208 is 120 to 123 volts leg to ground and about 209 volts leg to leg. Is there any reason why I can't leave the control transformer out of the equation and just power our control's 120 volt needs directly from my incoming 120 volt ac power?
