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regesh137
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200% Neutral

01/09/2012 8:32 AM


I need the reason for 200 % neutral in UPS load.and explain fully.

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01/09/2012 8:37 AM

Tried Google yet?

You should strive to acquire basic knowledge, then if you have technical questions there are those here who might help you.

I hope I've explained fully enough.
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01/09/2012 8:44 AM

Hello regesh;

This is an enegineering forum, not a cristal ball, you are reaching real people here, people with human feelings just like you and me, rephrase your questions or comments so they don't sound like a command.

And please, RTFM...

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01/09/2012 9:43 AM

I wish you were my teacher in my engineering. With such a command in questioning, I would have scored a centum in each subject.
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01/10/2012 11:36 AM

At least use the search function for this forum: http://cr4.globalspec.com/thread/70443/UPS-Neutral

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