Posted by Dave Sherburne, NY on June 14, 2016 at 07:15:29 from (172.79.35.204):
In Reply to: 3 Phase Question posted by John M on June 14, 2016 at 05:49:59:
My son has a large building that was wired with those current transformers. I had a lot more capacity than he would ever use working in there by himself. I can do single phase but until this job knew nothing about 3 phase so I found a fellow who works for the electric dept to help us out. The wiring in the building was a real mess I think Thomas Edison may have done the original installation.and others worked on it in the last 100 years and really messed it up. My friend looked it over and decided to completely overhaul everything, whole new service entrance and rewired the whole building. Cut the electric bill in half from about $800 per month to $400. The job has paid for itself already. Hire someone who knows what he's doing and do the job right.
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