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Hope not. Pauluk

Happy with the colours we have in NZ.
They are sensible colours.

Especially black which is a Neutral conductor here.


The product of rotation, excitation and flux produces electricty.
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I'd say that depends on the point of view wink

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Attached are two pics from common phase sequence meters used in our POCO area.

The RST marking is clearly visible.

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Raymond


Kyoritsu Ø seq.
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Densokki Ø seq.
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What's on the end of them wires Ray?.
Probes or clamps?.
My Seaward Phase sequence tester uses probes, but I have seen a lot with alligator clips on them.

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Here it is:

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Mike, at the end of the Densokki are alligator clips.
The Kyoritsu 8031 has removable screw on insulated alligator clips, otherwise probes.

I have seen the one you use as well by other contractors in the field.

The Toptronic T855 becomes also more popular, as well as probes, clips it has fused leads, which adds to additional safety.


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