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No, one prong gets a phase and one prong gets the neutral, resulting in 230 V. Only equipment designed for 400 V gets two (or three) phases.
by nemetroid 6y ago
No, one prong gets a phase and one prong gets the neutral, resulting in 230 V. Only equipment designed for 400 V gets two (or three) phases.
- heftig 6y agoHouse-wide RCDs are also standard so if any current is not returned through neutral the circuit will be broken.