Split 50H/250A into 2* 50H/125A

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  1. sdowney717
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    I was thinking backwards, as in forward split. Not combining power cords,
     
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    Usually, if you get any two legs of a 3 phase, the voltage is 208. Many equipments runs happilly with it; some don't.
     
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