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Re: 110v or 120v

#6321 12/31/01 08:20 PM

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My vote goes to Elzappr, Joe, and Redsy. Article 220-2 for calcutations. Notice "Voltage (of a circuit)", and "Voltage, Nominal" in article 100, and I would also have a look at Article 110-4. Nominal voltages are just as Redsy says.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
110v or 120v	Mike Shn	12/31/01 06:30 PM
Re: 110v or 120v	Elzappr	12/31/01 06:48 PM
Re: 110v or 120v	Joe Tedesco	12/31/01 07:09 PM
Re: 110v or 120v	pauluk	12/31/01 07:13 PM
Re: 110v or 120v	Bill Addiss	12/31/01 08:05 PM
Re: 110v or 120v	Redsy	12/31/01 11:09 PM
Re: 110v or 120v	The Watt Doctor	01/01/02 12:20 AM
Re: 110v or 120v	Joe Tedesco	01/01/02 02:34 AM
Re: 110v or 120v	frank	01/01/02 02:56 AM
Re: 110v or 120v	sparky66wv	01/02/02 05:32 AM
Re: 110v or 120v	JBD	01/02/02 02:48 PM