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Power supply issues with electric control valves

2017-04-22View Original

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Some electric control valves use a 220V power supply, while others use a 380V power supply. What’s the reason behind this?
Reply #22017-04-23
Applicable environment and scope, power-related
Reply #32017-04-23
Motors also come in 220 and 380 volt versions; those with 380 volts definitely have higher power

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