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Posted by Zakree on 6 January, 2008 - 9:07 pm

I need to design a new lab that need 20A 3 phase s/s/o. Can someone tell me how I could get the estimation load for the 3 phase s/s/o.

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Posted by Phil Corso, PE on 8 January, 2008 - 2:01 am

Responding to Zakree's 06-Jan (21:02) query... try the following:

The USA National Electric Code (NEC), also known as known as NFPA70, contains examples of the calculation you seek!

Regards, Phil Corso, PE (cepsicon@aol.com)

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