Unexpected Voltage Drop
Mains Voltage dropped down tο 200 Volts fοr ѕοmе reason, аѕ wаѕ tһе whole town DFemonstrating һοw іt affects various accessories & appliances Multimeter test
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@HDXFH
I was asking because electrical problems at industrial sites are a common cause of this. It can also be caused by faulty crowbar switches on power factor correction capacitors.
@Bobdog6t9 I think it is because the power company was Laying out new power cable down a street somewhere near here
@douro20 Nowhere near here
@douro20 type I sockets are still way creepy scream faced
north american wall outlets are pig snouts
would everyone around the town have been using there a/c? maybe that could have caused a voltage drop
@daewooparts
They are called “Type I” sockets, and are codified in AS/NZS 3112. Chinese CPCS-CCC plugs are compatible, but only for up to 10A, and Argentinian IRAM 2073 is somewhat compatible but the line and neutral positions are reversed.
Is there a mine close to there?
@daewooparts LOL
@1:43 those 220 v outlets look like “scream” faces american 110 v looks like piggy snouts