Posted by 37 chief on March 24, 2021 at 19:47:04 from (68.8.191.182):
I have a question for the electric people smarter than I am. I have a lathe with a one hp 220 three phase drive motor. I purchased a phase converter box with capacitors already wired. All I need to do is connect the power wires. The box is marked 220 power in three ph going to a idler motor, and 3 ph going to my lathe motor. I think I was wired for dummies. Every thing is marked very plane. After all that. Here is my question. The box says it is for 5 hp. My idler motor is 3 hp. Will I have the right amount of three phase to run my 1hp lathe motor event tough the converter box says 5 hp, and the idler motor is 3 hp? I tried to call the company, they must be out of business. That's what happens when something sits on the shelf for a few years. Thanks for any help. Stan
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