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Someone is offering a Quincy compressor at a reasonable price, but he is
not sure if it is single phase or three phase. I need single phase. The tag on the motor does not seem to help (he emailed me a close-up photo). It is dual voltage, 208-230/460. The problem with the tag is that it has a bunch of numbers, but they are not labeled as to what the numbers are. :-( Could I take an ohmmeter and figure it out? I would guess that a three phase motor would have equal resistance on all three combinations of the phases, while a single phase with neutral would have different resistance, probably low between the two hot leads and higher between hot and neutral. Green should be open relative to all the other wires, no matter the phase count. Is there another solution? Richard -- http://www.fergusonsculpture.com Sculptures in copper and other metals |
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