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Rotary phase converter: local ground or all the way to the panel?
On 2008-02-27, Matt Stawicki wrote:
I used 6/3 SO cable for mine. For that 70+' distance however, you might be better off with 4/3. The SO cable might cost a little more, but it makes for a clean installation. Unless you plan to run conduit. SO cable is not for permanent installation, you need to use SER or UF cable. Wayne |
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