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Posted: 2024-02-0508:22 AM
Not sure I understand what you’re saying so will ask. Are you saying the unit in question is currently operating fine and connected to 220 3 Phase? If so it would be the model that supports the 3 different voltages as listed on page 26 of the install guide.
It would probably make sense to lay eyes on the unit and see the name plate indicating the operating voltage(s). If 220 is listed and the previous owner had it operating fine this could be a good deal.
If however the name plate DOES NOT indicate 220 VAC as one of the operating voltages. Your company is playing with fire never mind loss of insurance coverage.
Take some photos of the unit, name plate, serial number and ask APC directly as to this unit’s suitability. Asking more questions never killed anyone never mind getting them fired! 🤣🤦♂️☝️