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JJ wrote at 2009-07-06 03:26:33
You could simply ask your power provider if you can get 3 phase power. If there is 3 phase power near by it may not cost much to get a 3 phase service ran into your house. A 3 phase converter would not be cheap and there would be some efficiency lost. Please turn OFF the caps lock. It is really annoying to read.
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This site answers questions related to home electrical wiring, home wiring, general electrical help,and other electrical questions related to aleternating current (AC). You can find help on the National Electical Code, home electrical issues, wiring electrical outlets, installing lighting, electrical grounding, and general electrical help for do-it-yourself projects not require an electrician. If you do not see your home electrical wiring question answered in this area then please ask your electrical wiring question here
This site answers questions related to home electrical wiring, home wiring, general electrical help,and other electrical questions related to aleternating current (AC). You can find help on the National Electical Code, home electrical issues, wiring electrical outlets, installing lighting, electrical grounding, and general electrical help for do-it-yourself projects not require an electrician. If you do not see your home electrical wiring question answered in this area then please ask your electrical wiring question here
Electrical Wiring in the Home
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Greg Hughes
Expertise
Residential Electrical including Appliances and HVAC with 31 years experience.
Experience
Started training as an electrician in 1979, worked for major companies and the government.
Education/Credentials
Graduated from Electrician's School, Carrier Training, and various specialty schools.
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