208 v 3 ph or 240 v 1 ph. connection

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Re: 208 v 3 ph or 240 v 1 ph. connection

#63960 03/29/06 10:52 PM

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Yes it is a Hobart Convection Oven. Now that you say that, it would make sense that some internal connections need to be changed for the 2 different systems. It is the only thing that makes sense.

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