If you feed (for example) C and A phases from a 3-phase board into a single phases XFMR and then out to single phase 2-pole panel, have you found a method to make sure the panel continues to read/display it's loads on the C and A phases? I find that Revit immediately defaults back to A and B. I would prefer it to bring the phase names through consistent with their upstream destinations of the 3-phase system. Cheers
Hey there Sam - great question! I have to admit I've not tried this scenario, but I sure will to see what's up. My gut feeling is that like any other 2-pole load, I would expect the loads would report on those 2 phases only, but maybe something crazy happens thru the transformer. Will see what I can find out and report back!
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Thank you sir
You bet!
If you feed (for example) C and A phases from a 3-phase board into a single phases XFMR and then out to single phase 2-pole panel, have you found a method to make sure the panel continues to read/display it's loads on the C and A phases? I find that Revit immediately defaults back to A and B. I would prefer it to bring the phase names through consistent with their upstream destinations of the 3-phase system. Cheers
Hey there Sam - great question! I have to admit I've not tried this scenario, but I sure will to see what's up. My gut feeling is that like any other 2-pole load, I would expect the loads would report on those 2 phases only, but maybe something crazy happens thru the transformer. Will see what I can find out and report back!