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    TWO-PHASE VS. SINGLE-PHASE

    I just read the rest of your questions...<br><br>120/240 volt, three-phase voltage would indicate 120 volts from leg to neutral and 240 volts from leg to leg.<br><br>Based on my above post, and assuming a 5kVA single phase heater (basically 5000 watts), the following should hold...
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    TWO-PHASE VS. SINGLE-PHASE

    First of all, both voltages that you refer to are considered single-phase.&nbsp;&nbsp;Assuming a 120/208 volt, three-phase voltage -- three voltage configurations are possible.<br><br>The first is 208 volt, three-phase which is obtained by connecting to all three legs.&nbsp;&nbsp;This is the...
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