lightingguy1
Active Member
Hi guys,
I have been designing a local community show that has rented 2 24 Sensor dimmer racks, ETC Instruments, and a Express 250. They have turned an (make that REALLY) old african american school into a theater.
I was talking with the somewhat head electrician the other day, and he said that the dimmers are operating on single phase power. When I went to visit the dimmer room/supply closet, I saw the 2 racks and 3 phase camlok connectors connecting power to the dimmers.
Now, why would there be 3 phase camlok connectors in a single phase system?? In the garage/shop, There is a main panel, and then off of that is a service disconnect box. 5 Cords( L1,L2,L3,Neu.,Ground) come out from there and then go on to the Dimmer room.
I will try to get pics uploaded on monday.
Thanks!
-Lightingguy1
I have been designing a local community show that has rented 2 24 Sensor dimmer racks, ETC Instruments, and a Express 250. They have turned an (make that REALLY) old african american school into a theater.
I was talking with the somewhat head electrician the other day, and he said that the dimmers are operating on single phase power. When I went to visit the dimmer room/supply closet, I saw the 2 racks and 3 phase camlok connectors connecting power to the dimmers.
Now, why would there be 3 phase camlok connectors in a single phase system?? In the garage/shop, There is a main panel, and then off of that is a service disconnect box. 5 Cords( L1,L2,L3,Neu.,Ground) come out from there and then go on to the Dimmer room.
I will try to get pics uploaded on monday.
Thanks!
-Lightingguy1
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