Fazerruss
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Sorry I weren't clear. The 1,2,3 are where the wires terminate.
No 1 has mains in to three of the wires from the windings
No 2 has mains in to two wires from windings and a connection to the cap
No 3 has one wire from the windings to the other connection on the cap.
Could it be a three phase motor wired like below to run on single phase on the cheap?
![15233695602001561308316.jpg 15233695602001561308316.jpg](https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/data/attachments/134/134431-ad029714e976895b8322b19750bf91e3.jpg)
It's exactly like this from new running of a standard 13 amp plug through a standard NVR switch. It's always worked fine and runs smooth.
No VFD and if it's star wired could it be a low voltage 3 phase motor if such a thing exists?
When I wired up my three phase mill to run off a VFD I had to change it to delta but this is the wrong way around.
No 1 has mains in to three of the wires from the windings
No 2 has mains in to two wires from windings and a connection to the cap
No 3 has one wire from the windings to the other connection on the cap.
Could it be a three phase motor wired like below to run on single phase on the cheap?
![15233695602001561308316.jpg 15233695602001561308316.jpg](https://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/data/attachments/134/134431-ad029714e976895b8322b19750bf91e3.jpg)
It's exactly like this from new running of a standard 13 amp plug through a standard NVR switch. It's always worked fine and runs smooth.
No VFD and if it's star wired could it be a low voltage 3 phase motor if such a thing exists?
When I wired up my three phase mill to run off a VFD I had to change it to delta but this is the wrong way around.