[ICOM] Off Topic question about 3 phase wiring

[Eric]

Gary wrote:
> Many of the municipal codes remain the same so it's mostly the hardware that
> changes. What is it exactly that you want to know?
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> Gary
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> N6LRV
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> Industrial electrical/automation tech, 30 yrs. now
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> Subject: [ICOM] Off Topic question about 3 phase wiring
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> Yes I know this is totally off topic but I was wondering if anyone could 
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> help me with some resources so I can get some information about wiring 
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> my shop with 3 phase.  Yes my power company will supply it if I pay the 
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> additional fee for them to install the extra line and transformer.  This 
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> is for a machine shop and this would give me the ability to build 
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> antennas, brackets, and a lot of other amateur related items.
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> Thank you,
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> Eric
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Gary,

Thank you very much for the reply.  Ok, Here is my issue.  I was able to 
pull a permit to wire my 60' x 40' building with a 200 amp service.  I 
need to supply the shop with 3 phase for my machine shop equipment as 
well as regular 110v 220v for my lighting, and other single phase 
equipment.  What is the best way of supplying my shop.  Do I need to 
wire 2 panels, 1 3 phase and the other single phase or can I install one 
3 phase panel and get my single phase off of the 3 phase.  What panel 
and how many circuits would you recommend ?

I live in S.E. N.C. and my county is Pender Co.

Thank you,

Eric