Why Motors are generally supplied with 3 core cables??? why
not 4C??
Answer Posted / neeraj pandey
Generally the Motors(approx 80% AC Motors) are 3 Phase
operated and having three terminals for taking supply. so
they required only three core cable.
Thats why there is no need of extra core in cable.
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