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Is it possible to have both 110 V single phase and 220 V single phase wired into our houses? Explain why

Answer 1

The standard Distribution Transformer we see on distribution poles in the U.S. Feeding 3-wire Secondary wires are single phase and 120/25 Volts assist residential. Service Drops go to houses 120/25 Volts using 120/25 Volts KWH Meter connected to homes' 120/240 Lighting Panel Boards.

Resource networks with 120 light volts yards and 240 volts load accessories for large loads such as HVACs, Electric Ranges, High HP single Phase motor motor, etc.

A 120/40 Volts Distribution Transformer that works in your house with Single Phase (there are also three phases with WYE Secondary 120 / 208V) and a Neutral third terminal in addition to the two 240 volt, single-phase hot lines.

Apart from this we also using the supply source according to the needs of application and we are generating the required source by application of different Transformer.

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