In message
<B5113F712514D611BC3C00D0B769542201480E9C@cw-server.complianceworld>,
dated Tue, 5 Jun 2012, Larry Stillings <[email protected]>
writes:
However, I mainly interested in how power is configured in Europe. From
what I read it is derived from either 415 3-Phase which gives 240 Volts
on line, or 380 3-Phase which gives 220 Volts on line, and 230 Volts on
line was a compromise between the two ?
Yes: the permitted tolerances on the 230 V supply have been set so that
minimal changes were required to both networks in order to meet the
requirements.
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