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harrycovert

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471 posts

192 months

Sunday 2nd March
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Just got a new hob .Is this a translation error from Chinese?

DorsetSparky

385 posts

26 months

Sunday 2nd March
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harrycovert said:
Just got a new hob .Is this a translation error from Chinese?
What part?

essayer

10,204 posts

210 months

Sunday 2nd March
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Bit scary

harrycovert

Original Poster:

471 posts

192 months

Sunday 2nd March
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The way that reads to me is. If you have more than four appliences you can connect to single phase and if you have less than four appliences you connect to three phase

InitialDave

13,356 posts

135 months

Sunday 2nd March
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I think heating unit means elements?

So the lower power models have fewer heating elements and are single phase, but the company also makes more powerful 3-phase models with more heating elements?

119

12,469 posts

52 months

Sunday 2nd March
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I am far from capable but looks simple enough to me.


Simpo Two

89,229 posts

281 months

Sunday 2nd March
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harrycovert said:
The way that reads to me is. If you have more than four appliences you can connect to single phase and if you have less than four appliences you connect to three phase
Same here. Which seems the wrong way round.

Regbuser

5,657 posts

51 months

Monday 3rd March
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The hob elements are big resistors, and are arranged as two sub units within the appliance (there may be 2 or 4 rings/elements).

If you had a 3~ supply, then L1 to 4, L2 to 3, and L3 to 1 and 2 which are commoned. Phase to phase voltage = 380-415V, no neutral.

If you had a 1~ supply, then L1 to 4 and 3 commoned, and N to 1 and 2 commoned. Phase to neutral voltage = 220-240V.

Edited by Regbuser on Monday 3rd March 10:24