I have a customer wanting to use our equipment in Russia. They'd be
using a single phase 20A circuit. I understand they use 230V, 50 Hz. Do
they have a grouned neutral, as we do here in the US? In the US, we rely
on the neutral being grounded, so we don't fuse it (since a neutral short
to ground does not create a fire hazard). So, what is the power
configuration in Russia? Anyone aware of a website that shows
schematically electrical standards throughout the world (single and three
phase, from the final distribution transformer(s) to the customer load,
including standard placement of grounds, fuses, etc)?

Thanks!

Harold


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