I don't think Miss Manners would have used that choice of wording. But, the sentiment is there. And, I agree.
I don't think Miss Manners would have used that choice of wording. But, the sentiment is there. And, I agree.
The NEC would make a de facto "small transformer" less than 1 KVA. Over that you have more onerous rules (ground electrodes etc)..
IEC considers 1000VAC to be "low voltage", too. I don't.
Here is the acceptable way to get 115v if you do NOT need 230v
Remove the white wire from the circuit breaker and connect it to the panel neutral.
At your outlet, the white wire will be the 115v return and the black wire the 115v "hot" .
The sheath should of course be ground.
This will work fine but assumes there is no 230v device anywhere that was using the wiring.
Hopefully only to myself. I think and talk about many more things than I actually do. I try to avoid undo risk.
Yeah. I think that would be simplest too.
Be careful there, if you have any assets that are worth anything, the managers or those loony bins, old age homes, are looking for people like you!
They just love to take the family farm, accounts and maybe your deformed buddy down the road, if there is any money in it for them!
Who was that you were talking to?
Jamie
If you're skilled in panel boxes, that is. Call an electrician if you feel dangerous.
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