... same question as above...

Point of information. If this is a residential panel then you would have 240/120 volt power, not 208volt power. What is the plug you are wiring being used for?

It's a commercial facility... the old tennants provided me with a 208 y panel and I needed a 220 or 208 plug, so how do I wire it. I bought a plug that has 2 hot screws, 1 nuetral, and 1 grnd, thnks

Does it even need the neutral ran to it??

So... ;...

Okay, you really need to answer the questions that were previously asked.

What is the amperage that the cord will carry?

If you do not have a decent background in electricity, please call a licensed electrician.

If not connected to the proper phase bar, 208 will fry anything it touches.

Not to mention or ignore safety, but 208 is a flat out killer.

Unless you are a licensed electrician (wouldnt a licensed electrician know the answer or know how to find out better?) you shouldn't be playing with wiring. Its illegal and could get you, and others killed.

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Originally Posted by cal823

Unless you are a licensed electrician (wouldnt a licensed electrician know the answer or know how to find out better?) you shouldnt be playing with wiring. Its illegal and could get you, and others killed.

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Completely agree.


You are asking if it needs a neutral when you are the only one who can answer this.