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On Sat, 22 Mar 2014 14:22:04 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote: If you are not familiar with these 3 phase services and don't know what your marina has, I highly recommend having a licensed electrician familiar with marine service wiring help you. === That's excellent advice in my opinion. If you have an expert electrician involved there's a good chance that they can work with the marina to get the service you need. If your only need for 240 volts is to test stage lighting there may be some other alternatives worth considering. One possible option is a transformer to step up 120 to 240 volts. You can buy used transformers on EBAY for reasonable prices. Another possibility if you only need the 240 volts in short intervals is to get an inverter that converts 12 volts DC to 240 volts AC. Since lighting is very non-critical with regard to waveform, you do not need a sine wave inverter. |
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