/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2541582

dude, go to the company website and chat with an operator (or the chat bot)
single phase is not the standard way these things operate.
if you want single phase, you gotta do a special order.
of course, you can hack a 3-phase heater into working single phase but the current rating will go way up, and it may be hard to find a source for it, unless you wire them in series, thus lowering total power.

i'm thinking the real meaning of calling it 1/3 phase is
- it needs 120V single phase for motor/solenoids/sensors
- it needs 3-phase for heaters

>>2541582

dude, go to the company website and chat with an operator (or the chat bot)
single phase is not the standard way these things operate.
if you want single phase, you gotta do a special order.
of course, you can hack a 3-phase heater into working single phase but the current rating will go way up, and it may be hard to find a source for it, unless you wire them in series, thus lowering total power.