230V + 230V = 400V?? 3-phase Power Explained
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Another way to say it might be, in sign wave 3 phase the maximum difference in potential is 400V because they’re not in line with each other.
wow this is the best and shortest explanaition i could find about that! Thank you!
Thank you for your feedback! I tried to keep it as simple as possible.
the explanation is good for those who already have a basic understanding.
That didn’t really explain anything sadly.
is an easy way to explain well done great explanation
Nice. Thanks
Thanks so much
Additionally, if the phases were 180 degrees shifted, you would get the 460 volts but they're 120 degrees shifted.
And what is voltage of 3 phases together?
Voltage us always between two points.
Good explanation Ari, not that I need it in the US. We still love our 120. 😣
Principal is the same when you would wire a 240v socket for a dryer or a stove in the US.
Edit. From what I understand the two phases on the American breaker panel are opposite to each other, so thats why you'll get 240V from two 120V wires.
Ari Ojala no, you’re right. I’m just a little jealous we don’t use 220 often enough for me to use this.
@@MakeThings Some apartments in the US do get 3-phase power in which case it would be 208V between the phases.
Simple ctg(30)
What is broke ? Voltage is measured across.
I hope so too
And what is voltage of 3 phases together?
It's still 400v with all 3 phases connected, such as a motor or large heating element
@@ndear2955 too late but thanks
why are u only measuring 2 phases when the system has 3 phases?
The system is symmetric: V_A-N = V_B-N = V_C-N = 230 V and V_A-B = V_B-C = V_C-A = 400 V.
You can measure the voltage only between two points.
And what does 3 phase do any useful or does any thing run 3phases and what is voltage then?
haha this does not clear it it up to be honest. This is all one big wizard show