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Hey guys,

Has anyone heard of bundling two phases together at the cut out. A Guy form the energy board was moving the main cut-out and told me they used to do it years ago.

Does he mean 2 cores (in the same cable) on the same line incoming form the transformer?

Surely you cant put two phases together without a major short circuit?

Never heard of this before so just curious to find out what he was talking about.

Thanks
 
Heard the term before but what the guy actually meant was a parallel supply cable.
 
Some DNO's still bunch OH conductors such as 4 core ABC used to supply single phase. 2 cores each for neutral and phase. Helps reduce VD and Ze.
 

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