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Equipment & Techniques => Cameras, Lenses and Shooting gear => Topic started by: tmx3 on December 27, 2008, 04:03:16 pm
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What is the name for this kind of power cable? I know they are often used in three-phase setups, but not exclusively.
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What is the name for this kind of power cable? I know they are often used in three-phase setups, but not exclusively.
Hi,
In Aust it's called a RAYROLL .
DesW
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What is the name for this kind of power cable? I know they are often used in three-phase setups, but not exclusively.
Those look like they could be ordinary two-phase cables, but for 32A @240V.
Incidentally, I used my mobile phone to document some 25A extension cables with 32A connectors (http://jani.at.ifi.uio.no/tmp/32A.shtml) at work some time ago.
It is of course possible that they're designed for three-phase 400V, but they seem to lack a bit of the clunkyness I associate with those. Perhaps it's the blue colour that's fooling me; the three-phase 400V connectors I've seen are mostly red, to differentiate them clearly from two-phase 240V.
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It looks like IEC 60309 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEC_60309) connectors.
The blue color means 200-250V.
/Andreas
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Cool, thats enough material to get me started - Thank you all!