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Multiple phase L1,L2,L3 - tombueng - 03-04-2026 Hi, do the L1,L2 Input need to correlate to the current measured? I.e., when attaching L1 to Block 1 and L2 to Block 2, must i only measure L1 currents on CT #1-10 and L2 on CT #2-20? Or is the L1,L2 only used for voltage measurement to be able to calculate P=U*I from that? Or can I mix this? e.g. measaure L1,L2,L3 (e.g. for the oven) with Inputs #1,#2 and #3? BR Thomas RE: Multiple phase L1,L2,L3 - admin - 03-04-2026 L1, L2 ,L3 only use for detect AC VOLTAGE, not use for "current". if you use single phase, only use any L with N for monitor VOLTAGE. if you use 3 phase. you can connect L1,L2,L3 and N. monitor "current" use by CT sensor , connect to CT sensor INPUT ports. |