I know that, but typeplate says 1 phase thats whats confusing me. I measured My capasitor and its charging and dechargingIf it is a 400V motor then it needs a 400V supply.
You wouldn't expect a 400V motor to work on a 230V supply!
Could you draw me wiring diagram? Thank you!You need to apply the voltage on the rating plate.
single phase 400v is what the name plate is stating as the supply required.I know that, but typeplate says 1 phase thats whats confusing me. I measured My capasitor and its charging and decharging
Its for pumping cooling liquid for bandsaw. It came with bandsaw but not working. It was installed ; L1 - L2. Now i rewired it L1 - L1 and now its working.Typically 400V is obtained between two phases of a 3-phase supply (nominal 400V L-L /230V L-N) which is common thorough the UK & EU for larger installations.
What is the motor for, and why did you get a 400V one?
Have you verified that L1 - L2 - L3 are all OK and showing around 400V?Its for pumping cooling liquid for bandsaw. It came with bandsaw but not working. It was installed ; L1 - L2. Now i rewired it L1 - L1 and now its working.