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Monday June 28, 2010 |
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Fast Facts: |
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· Factory
Notes
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Ty Griffin has taken the position of V.P. of Sales at
Lowe Refrigeration.
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Continental Refrigerator
will be discontinuing their CPT model refrigerated rail .
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The Blodgett Oven Company has completed
their quest to remove all controls,
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What is a Delta Service?
Some older industrial electrical installations may have “high leg” or “red
Leg” or “wild leg” Delta service. This is where, on one of the 3 legs
(phases) of the service voltage measures differently than the other two.
When testing the line supply across any two wires of a three phase service you
should get 240 volts. Across the “high leg” and the neutral will return
a reading of 208 volts; across either of the other two legs and the neutral
should give us 120 volts.
It is important when installing appliances
that the “high leg” is identified and use only for motors and not used for any
control circuits. |
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Irinox presents the history of chillin’:
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