Rick- It seems that Nick is in England. Lets leave it here. Frank.
At 01:47 PM 12/17/97 -0600, you wrote: >Nick- > >I suggest you NOT contact ASL or TUV SERVICES and keep your money. You'll >get better information for less from your local utilities company, or T-Reg. > > >Rick > ---------- >|From: [email protected] >|To: RCTOWNER; treg; fstucki >|Subject: Re: BOUNCE [email protected]: Non-membe >|Date: Wednesday, December 17, 1997 1:20PM >| >|Nick- >| >|Suggest you contact ASL Labs or your closest TUV SERVICES representative. >| >|Frank. >| >| >| >| >|At 11:50 AM 12/17/97 -0500, you wrote: >|>From: "Nick Evans" <[email protected]> >|>Subject: US supply Voltage questions >|> >|>I wonder if anyone can help me with a couple of practical questions >|concerning >|>USA supply voltages. >|> >|>1. Does anyone know what the normal maximum current rating is on a 110V >|>supply for a domestic socket outlet. >|> >|>2. Are there any situations (for example in commercial installations) >|where a >|>single phase supply of greater than 110V can (would normally be supplied)? >| If >|>so what would be the normal maximum current supply for this increased >|voltage. >|> >|>Thanks a lot for any assistance. >|> >|>Best regards >|> >|> >|>Nick Evans >|>Managing Director >|>Genesys IBS Ltd >|>Worldwide Product Compliance & Localisation >|>Tel: +44 1600 710300 >|>Fax: +44 1600 710301 >|>Mobile: +44 385 367348 (GSM) >|>E-mail: [email protected] (data transfer limit: 2Mb) >|>Web: Http://www.gentel.co.uk/genesys >|> >|> >|> >|> >|> >|> >| > >
