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3phase to 1 phase

10/25/2009 3:03 AM

i need to change 3 phase glass cleaner to single phase can some one help me?
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Re: 3phase to 1 phase

10/25/2009 12:01 PM

You need to supply more information. Give more informarion on the load. Present voltage.
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10/25/2009 5:52 PM

Glass cleaner???

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Re: 3phase to 1 phase

10/26/2009 1:53 AM

The existing phases are

Phase 1 - Dry clean - (dust/ vacuum)

Phase 2- Clean with cleaner/ detergent

Phase 3 - Rinse with clean water.

Singlephase - water jet cleaning with biodegradable mild detergent. or evapotative non-toxic solvent - like alcohol.

But then why? alcohol has far better use .
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Re: 3phase to 1 phase

10/26/2009 11:24 AM

I agree that your inquiry is incomplete ,, please more details ...........

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Re: 3phase to 1 phase

10/27/2009 10:14 PM

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You may be able to do this but we can not help you with the information you have provided. What is your present voltage? What is the HP rating of the motors? From the name plate on the motor provide the name plate information. When you change over it may mean some upgrades in your wiring.
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