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Bench Grinder - What the Plug?

cletus · 2019-07-18 15:17:06

So, acquired this grinder today, assumed the plug was an older 110v plug, but on closer inspection it doesn't appear to be. Am I right in saying this is a 3 phase plug? *Edit*photos now attached

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18-07-2019 4:17pm

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cletus

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So, acquired this grinder today, assumed the plug was an older 110v plug, but on closer inspection it doesn't appear to be.

Am I right in saying this is a 3 phase plug?

*Edit*photos now attached

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#2 18-07-2019 4:18pm
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how many pins has it?

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#3 18-07-2019 4:23pm
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4 pins

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#4 18-07-2019 4:55pm
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Had a look at the ratings plate, it's 3 phase all right.

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#5 19-07-2019 2:11am
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Post a pic or the rating plate?

It looks old, windings and insulation break down over time, be careful.

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