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View Poll Results: 4 conductors entering a mast head is typical of?
120/240 volt supply 0 0%
240 volt only supply 1 4.00%
3 phase supply 24 96.00%
4 phase supply 0 0%
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Old 11/18/06, 10:30 AM
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Default QOD for 11/18/06 Electrical

Hi to all,

here's todays question

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Old 11/19/06, 11:33 AM
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Hi to all,

I guess that question was way too easy, the correct answer is:

3 Phase supply

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Default Re: QOD for 11/18/06 Electrical

Gerry:

I see a smaller grounded conductor in the picture [2nd from top left] that is identified with white tape, so we should be calling this as a:

3 phase, 4 wire supply, 208Y/120 volts often called either a "Wye" or "Star" configuration.

I wish I still had the link where someone posted the 2005 NEC Handbook for download, that publication would be very helpful because it gives diagrams showing these configurations.

The most recent changes in the code require identification of the exposed conductors to be sunlight resistant, with the permission to use tape or sleeving when listed for that purpose by a qualified testing laboratory.

PS: If this hand was extended while standing on the ground the: "drip loop" is too low, it is not allowed to be less than 10 feet in that area.
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