David McLean

So here's my question. What if you have a lot of 220v stuff? We had a thing happen a couple of years ago in that we had a couple of 12Ks, a couple of 18Ks and a couple of 4Ks. The way the balance worked out, we put the 4Ks on one leg and the load was nice and even across the board. BUT, we ended up burning the neutral up because it was taking so much back because of the 4Ks (we think). So here's the thing: do you have to pay special attention to not just balancing the load, but also balancing the stuff that has a neutral? And is one more important than the other? - dave@electricandgrip.com

I actually would have loved G&E.com but ampersands were out. And gande.com looked... well, strange. And wrong. So I takes what I's given.

I know that you've already found this space to explore all your grip concerns, but if you want more, I just started a website called electricandgrip.com. We're still young, which means content is still coming, but feel free to stop by and ask questions or explore. Thanks, Dave

I know that you've already found this space to explore all your lighting concerns, but if you want more, I just started a website called electricandgrip.com. We're still young, which means content is still coming, but feel free to stop by and ask questions or explore. Thanks, Dave