Is 125V in home acceptable or too high?
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08-03-12, 10:10 PM
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Is 125V in home acceptable or too high?
Hi all, my home's service is metering 125V to my Fluke. This seems high to me. Should I leave it? Or is there even anything I can do about it?
I ask because I do have two Voltage Out Adjust screw posts extruding from my electrical panel. It's an old breaker box. I assume there is one for each bus bar. How does this work? Or is this something else completely? I've never adjusted it... What would the process be?
I ask because I do have two Voltage Out Adjust screw posts extruding from my electrical panel. It's an old breaker box. I assume there is one for each bus bar. How does this work? Or is this something else completely? I've never adjusted it... What would the process be?
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08-03-12, 10:30 PM
Hi all, my home's service is metering 125V to my Fluke. This seems high to me. Should I leave it? Or is there even anything I can do about it?
What time of day did you take this snapshot? What was the load like in your house at that time, and in your neighbors' houses? How does this snapshot compare to the other 10 you've taken, under other conditions? And where did you connect your meter?
I do have two Voltage Out Adjust screw posts extruding from my electrical panel. It's an old breaker box.
A picture of it might help us. See How To Include Pictures.
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08-03-12, 11:01 PM
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I can't find any kind of model, but here's a shot of the bottom adjust.
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08-04-12, 07:59 AM
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Ahh, OK. That makes more sense. Thanks.
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