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Default Liability & responsibility of electrician?

"Ignoramus20157" wrote in message
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245 volts is a perfectly normal voltage. It corresponds to 122.5 volts
AC from a regular outlet.


Oddly enough, that's exactly what I've measured (give or take a few tenths)
in the MSOE power lab (which is equipped with 208V 3 phase), and very nearly
the same at my own bench at home.

Tim

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