Attention: Roto204 (Nate)

[toggleswitch]

You should be proud to be our King Wing-nut!

*BALLS!* said the queen. If I had 'em I'd be king.

 

[rayjay]

Power Strip

WOW Steve, That is the biggest power strip I ever saw! Well....What would anyone expect from the BX/ROMEX King!! LOL

Nice work!

Ray

 

[toggleswitch]

Jsut remeber my motto...

If it plugs in, I'm on it.

 

[tolivac]

"Neutral" serves as the "return" for the power-Neutrals are usually grounded-required by codes.However-you can put an "amp-Clamp" type ammeter on the neutral on an operating 3ph system-you can read some flow there-harmonics or unbalanced loads--Don't touch that neutral and ground though-you will get a shock.Its like you can take any phase of a 3ph 208V system and measure 120V to ground.480V will measure 277V to ground or neutral-same as the 208V.The Green cable ground is the "safety" path for the power to go-and to trip overcurrent devices-fuses and circuit breakers,GFI's.In the "Y" system-one end of the transformer winding goes to neutral or ground.The center connection of the "Y".

 

[roto204]

Toggle!!!

*falls at your feet*

I am speechless. That is absolutely stunning. I really don't know what to say--except a thousand thank-yous!!!!

--Nate