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380V voltage measurement

2010-04-18View Original

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I have a quick question: I need to measure the actual heating voltage of a 380V electric heater. Is it possible to measure the voltage between one of the phases and the neutral wire, and then multiply that value by a coefficient? Is this okay?
Reply #22010-04-19
In an ideal situation, it’s possible. But in practice, the three phases are usually not perfectly balanced; it’s more accurate to measure the voltages between the phases directly

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