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Re: Neutral Load

sparkyinak #173118 01/03/08 02:31 AM

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If you have reactive loads like PCs and electronic ballasts throw your calculator back in your truck. The neutral load will be bigger than it computes because of harmonics

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Neutral Load	njelectricmaster	01/03/08 04:09 AM
Re: Neutral Load	sparkyinak	01/03/08 05:02 AM
Re: Neutral Load	gfretwell	01/03/08 06:31 AM
Re: Neutral Load	Scott35	01/03/08 07:42 AM
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