[SML] Motor protection

[Jerry Durand]

The CIS countries through China are all 220/380 as far as I know.  The 
only lower voltage is 110V from step-down transformers.  They are divide 
by 2 so our USA stuff runs a bit slow but otherwise fine.

Where we are the power is pretty stable except during storms. With all 
the spare cash floating around EVERYTHING is being repaired/upgraded.  
So our entire power system in town is being upgraded.  That leads to 
some scheduled outages.  Same with water.

We were recently in Armenia, there it was a guess how long we'd have 
power and/or water during the day.  Also the Internet and cell phones 
would go out without warning.

We were also in Cape Town for a while visiting a client.  There are 
scheduled power failures EVERY day that last for hours.  But, the water 
stayed on and we cooked with LP gas (5kg bottle).

On 26-Oct-23 14:54, Stephen Lee via Stagecraft wrote:
>
> Interesting! 380v seems like an odd voltage, but I guess it makes 
> sense if 220v is the hot-neutral voltage. I'm so used to the 120/208v 
> & 277/480v systems here in the US, that it struck me as different when 
> I first read that. What are some of the common voltages that you see 
> in your part of the world?
>
> Stephen
>
>
>> Forgot to add, 380V phase to phase, 220V to neutral, 50Hz WYE
>>
>> On 25-Oct-23 22:20, Jerry Durand via Stagecraft wrote:
>>> I'm putting in a new 3 phase motor protector, what would be a 
>>> recommended max deviation phase to phase?
>>>
>
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