If single phase voltage level is 230V than why three phase
voltage level is not 660V ?, but it is only 440V.
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Answer Posted / jawad 923218471617
that is where frequency does matter, because with frequency one of the three phase become neutral after a timeperiod. so for that reason at a moment two phases are showing 440v in pakistan).
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