Further reason for skepticism is provided by a corrected calculation:
2.5KW / 38V = 66A, not 58.
Further reason for skepticism is provided by a corrected calculation:
2.5KW / 38V = 66A, not 58.60Hz is not standard anywhere in Europe, so kind of a hybrid.
No, but 380VAC IS probably standard industrial there. Euro standard
3-phase industrial is 380VAC, with (1/sqrt(3)) * 380VAC ~= 220V Wye (phase to neutral).Or a clear photo of the nameplate on a piece of stuff wot's wired into the supply.
Best regards, Spehro Pefhany
Hmm ... could it perhaps be 380 V instead of 38 V? For 3 HP at
38 V, I get something like 59.21 A -- excluding questions of efficiency. With 380 V, that drops to a mere 5.92 A. And this is assuming single phase -- at 380 VAC, it is more likely to be three phase.A quick Google search for:
380 VAC 60 Hz Saudi Arabiafound a large number of hits. The hits when I change "380" to "38" are a lot less relevant.
Good luck, DoN.
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