WINDING TEMP(R)

2015-08-11View Original

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Hello, esteemed seniors. I have a question: in English, what do the letters (R), (S), and (T) inside the parentheses for WINDING TEMP(R), WINDING TEMP(S), and WINDING TEMP(T) respectively mean? I hope the seniors can give me some advice! ! !

Reply #22015-08-12

Just passing by – for your information, R\S\T represents the output terminals where the power supply connects to the equipment, that is, the three live wires connected to the three-phase power supply.

Reply #32015-08-12

Thank you for your guidance, senior. How is their full English name spelled?

Reply #42015-08-12

I am not in the electrical field; please refer to: http://www.xue163.com/18880/138363/1383639245062243.html

Reply #52015-08-13

Thank you so much:lol:lol:lol:handshake:handshake:handshake:handshake

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