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The power feed to a North American residence is normally provided by a center-tapped transformer, with the center tap of the transformer secondary grounded. the full secondary winding produces 240 Volts.
Topic: WIRING 240V Split phase PSU for Strong U STU-u6 miners (Read 193 times)
as far as I understand - it should work.
I have recently received 2 units StrongU STU-U6 asic miners which have a PSU which runs on 240 v. I am in the United States and have 120v wired. I have tested the unit on a step-up transformer (5000w rated) from 120 to 240v which it does work that way. But I would like to know if it is ok to wire the PSUs by split-phase 240v -- using 2 110v AC into the lead and neutral input of the PSU.
instead of using a step-up transformer.
As a general rule is it an acceptable practice to use split phase 2- hot wires of 120 v each into the input of any 240v input power supply?
Thanks,
instead of using a step-up transformer.
As a general rule is it an acceptable practice to use split phase 2- hot wires of 120 v each into the input of any 240v input power supply?
Thanks,
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