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Timely post as i will be asking some questions about norfab vs spiral. Why not just buy replacement nordfab o rings? Maybe mentioned and I missed it Regards, Mark

I've replaced some of mine with the white roll sticky backed seal material that you can get at home depot or Lowe's. I'll try to look up the specific details later. Marlowe McGraw

It might vary by model.? My PP has voltage to ground on two legs when "off".? The Phase Perfect PT manual repeats this warning in multiple places: *WARNING! When the converter is turned OFF using a

If you don't plan on taking it apart? why not use silicone sealant?

Yes that’s how you get around it martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106 608-332-2330 cell 608-824-0023 fax airtightclamps@... airtightclamps.com

My AR has that accessory feature for two thirds the cost of the unit so I am just installing 0/1 every 16 feet to start with incase my brain takes a dump. I probably have every thing on my shelves to

Hi SW, Felder, like many other equipment suppliers don’t want unqualified persons messing around with the guts of the machines while they are under warranty. It tends to unnecessarily complicate

David, good point. Mine is an American Rotary and doesn’t have a disconnect. Michael, the original poster, has an AR also, different model though. So this may or may not apply.

In theory you are right unless your phase converter has built-in disconnects. My PP when powered off opens disconnects for T1, T2 and T3 and thus no power is present on any of the legs. Different

If you're not pressing the saw "ON" button, you're not sending power to the motor.? ?Note that *running* a 3 phase motor on 2 legs won't hurt it, but trying to *start* a 3P motor on two legs isn't a

Sorry to confuse. I’m just suggesting a simple visual confirmation for people with power drive or digi?drive. If you’re wired up correctly, your panel will?light up with your converter turned

You are correct, as long as you don’t try any motors on single phase. Brian Lamb blamb11@... www.lambtoolworks.com

Shawn not sure I understand what your explaining , I am just not recommending single phasing the motor. With your own manufactured 3 phase power the NEC 408 Mark references is the way to go . From the

Mac, I don’t think I’m sending any power to the 3 phase?motors though. The panels don’t take the manufactured leg, which is why it’s so important to get the wiring right, and I’m just

Did you try the bike though? They are great fun, and one of the things that make me love Minnesota winters. I highly recommend giving it a shot. Fun in other conditions, not just snow. Just don't ride

Shawn, Sending two legs of power to a 3 phase motor is never a good idea. The term is singlephasing. But I am not an electrician just a hack or copy cat. Mac,,, martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure,

The seal strip is pretty thin on some of my clamps and it seems like the prospect of the seal matching up exactly with a new tube which isn't exactly round and without any compressiblity left and

I've just reconfigured my Nordfab duct to accommodate 3 new Felder machines.? I also notice that the seals are thin, but so far I have not detected any leak.? Isn't the seal thin because of the

I’ve got an American Rotary ADX20, and the manufactured leg is definitely hotter than the other two legs. My understanding is that the manufactured leg is only used to fire up the main motors, and

As way say around here stuff happens . ok I will wake you tomorrow with spring flowers from your beautiful gardens Mac,, martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi