Three Phase Value

[Bosscap19]

For 230 volts x 1.732, use 398....hi to all my fellow electricians. Kind you explain me what is the 398 answer from the given voltage. Thank you!

 

[telectrix]

398.37 round up to 400.

 

[Knobhead]

230V * 1.73205081 = 398.37168574V to be precise.

SORRY, OK call it 400V it’s easier.

Given the variations in supply voltage who gives a stuff. You get what you’re given.

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[telectrix]

hm mm. my calculator only reads to 398.3716857 . does that warrant a code C3?

 

[Knobhead]

hm mm. my calculator only reads to 398.3716857 . does that warrant a code C3?

Danger notice to be issued!

Destroy!

Destroy!

Destroy!

I could have set Excel to 12 decimal places……….

 

[telectrix]

exterminate!

 

[Engineer54]

The likelihood of seeing 400/230 volts at your installation is going to be pretty remote anyway, closer to 415/240V in the Real world!! lol!!

 

[telectrix]

it's 230 for a reason.

230 was concocted by eourotrash bureaucrats i brussels

2-- to match their 2 faces

3-- to match their 3 piece suits

0-- to match their IQ

 

[Knobhead]

For gods sake don’t bring reality in to electrical engineering, we’ll get nowhere via that rout!
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Sorry E54, I couldn’t resist it!

 

[telectrix]

is taht a fine example of a MODEL 7, Tony?

 

[trev]

hm mm. My calculator only reads to 398.3716857 . Does that warrant a code c3?

burn the witch!!!!