main voltage question
Posted by: Simo on 30 October 2003
In Uk market main voltage is/was fixed about 240 volt so there are same nap with 230 same 240 stick on the back.
There are same listenable difference using 240 one in a 230 main voltage?
thanks
Simone
There are same listenable difference using 240 one in a 230 main voltage?
thanks
Simone
Simo
230, 240 - I do not think anyone would notice a difference.
Last time I measure the mains voltage it was 236 volts. It probably varies a bit anyway.
Do not lose sleep over it.
Steve B
230, 240 - I do not think anyone would notice a difference.
Last time I measure the mains voltage it was 236 volts. It probably varies a bit anyway.
Do not lose sleep over it.
Steve B
Hi
The 230V single phase supply is taken from a 3 phase (3 live) supply which is feed to your local sub station. In between each live phase there is 380V-420V and between each live phase and neutral there is 220V-240V.
As the voltage can change on the 3 phase so can the single phase.
The european standard is 400V which we are comming down too from 415V.
Hope this is of some help
Colin
The 230V single phase supply is taken from a 3 phase (3 live) supply which is feed to your local sub station. In between each live phase there is 380V-420V and between each live phase and neutral there is 220V-240V.
As the voltage can change on the 3 phase so can the single phase.
The european standard is 400V which we are comming down too from 415V.
Hope this is of some help
Colin