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RE: Powerline Audio
>How is even distribution between phases solve in the UK? I guess you
don't
have even bigger fuses
out on the grid ;-). There must be three phase there I guess. Phases
separated somewhere and feed to each house. I mean if one house uses a lot
of power and another feed from a different phase uses less.
As I understand it, three phase runs down the length of the street, with
the
houses taking their feed from different phases:
L1 -.-------------------.--------
L2 ---.------.-------------------
L3 ------------.------.----------
L1 L2 L2 L3 L3 L1
House House House
1 2 3
Phase load should tend to naturally balance out over a street / grid
branch.
That's why, should you have problems with X10, you'd best check the house
three doors down - they're probably on the same phase as you, whereas next
door is probably not.
Or all of this could be something I dreamt...
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