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Can someone please tell me the standard 3 phase (less than 600) voltages in Australia?
Our (US) company would like to ship a piece of equipment with a 3 phase motor to Brisbaine.
Thanks!
[This message has been edited by Redsy (edited 10-17-2003).]
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Redsy,
Australian standard voltage is the same as the UK ie. 240/415V 50Hz, or as we should now say 230/400V +10% -6%.
If your motor is rated 400/415V 50Hz it will be fine for standard Australian 3 phase voltage.
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Thank you, David! ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/smile.gif)
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Just a small aside to this topic, It's rather strange, how Australia has the 240/415V supply system, but us in NZ ended up with a 230/400V system, considering that we are both Commonwealth countries. ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/confused.gif)
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Maybe NZ had sense! It opened up a whole range of electrical gear aimed at the european 220/380 and the uk 240/415 market !
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Remember that although both Australia and NZ were influenced by the Commonwealth, supplies in Britain itself weren't fully standardized at 240/415V until the early 1970s.
Prior to that, the nominal levels varied from one district to another: 220/380, 240/415, 250/440 etc.
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