Theory & DesignQuestion 84 of 110
In a 480Y/277-V system, what is the line-to-neutral voltage?
a.120 V
b.240 V
c.208 V
d.277 V
Explanation
Line-to-neutral = 480 / 1.732 = 277 V.
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