what is phase to phase voltage? what is line to line voltage
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Answer Posted / venkatesh a
Phase to Phase Voltage is measured between any two phases.
Line to Line and Phase to phase is equal meaning lines. It
may be 440 Volts.
Line Voltage means Voltage is measured between the any
phase and Earth. It may be 240Volts.
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