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American/Canadian power connectors
Hi,
I've moved to N America from Europe and I'm changing some power connector. My Question now is, when I look from the front on the connector, Ground on the bottom, is the phase on the left or on the right? I unfortunately don't have a phase tester handy. Thanks, Ron |
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American/Canadian power connectors
Ron Eggler wrote:
I've moved to N America from Europe and I'm changing some power connector. [...]is the phase on the left or on the right? http://www.alpharubicon.com/altenerg...gjaden1640.jpg Next time you have a question, Google it. http://www.google.com/images?q=wirin...et+hot+neutral I unfortunately don't have a phase tester handy. This can be determined with any voltmeter--or even a light bulb. On 117VAC, if you have more than a fraction of a volt between Neutral and Ground, you have a problem. |
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