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380V and 400V power supply difference
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Can a 380V,3-phase, 50hz, Pump Motor be used in a 400V, 3-phase, 50hz power supply or vice-versa? What is the effect of this on the performance of the equipment?
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eoinsully / Engineering Consultant
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As long as the power supply can provide enough energy, then yes. In other words how many watts of power. W=VxI watts=voltsxamps.
Answer Date: 06:34am 09/02/08
 
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