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#207331 10/17/12 05:07 PM

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Hi i am curious if a workshop in the us has a 277/480 volt supply is the 120 volt supply for office and other equipment derived from a seperate pole xformer or from a xformer in the building thanks from annemarie

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US ELECTRICS	ANNEMARIE	10/17/12 09:07 PM
Re: US ELECTRICS	HotLine1	10/17/12 09:41 PM
Re: US ELECTRICS	renosteinke	10/18/12 05:37 PM
Re: US ELECTRICS	ANNEMARIE	10/18/12 08:21 PM
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