AC200V in but it's 3-phase

[bosskardo]

Hi,
I have this Flying probe that has "AC200V IN" lable on it but input is 3 phase.
The machine has Japan sockets. I'm in Europe.

What voltage could it need?

edited stupid mistakes.

 

[d123]

Hi,

I don't know, frankly. Does it just mean the 200V is the max. it can tolerate? Another thing is, is it a 50/60Hz device, i.e. compatible with 50Hz?

 

[bosskardo]

It seems it is Japanese version.

So would it work on 50Hz for sure as it seems half of JApan has 50Hz?

 

[schmitt trigger]

200V and 100V are Japanese voltages.
https://www.japan-guide.com/forum/quereadisplay.html?0+89181

If you think that is odd, half of Japan is 60 Hz, the other half is 50 Hz.

I visited a plant in Bulgaria a couple of months ago, and they had several Japanese machines. Every single one of them had a transformer that converted the 230V to 200V.
The transformer was a catalog item from a German company. Don't recall the name but a Google search will help.

 

[volker@muehlhaus]

Looks like a regular CEE socket.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEC_60309

Usual voltage here in Germany would be 230V to neutral, 400V between different phases.

 

[KlausST]

Hi,

The CEE socket is for three phases.
But the cable (H07RNF3G4) is ony for one phase with neutral (or two phases).

Hopefully the green/yellow wire is used for protecting Earth GND (and not misused for power)....

then the blue wire schould be N (neutral)
and the black (or brown) should be L

In my eyes the biggest problem now is that in Germany the L-N voltage is 230V AC, but the device says 200V AC only.

Klaus

 

[bosskardo]

Thank you guys. I think I got it now.