QUOTE(Piris @ Oct 14 2015, 04:36 PM)
Thank you supersound for the advice. When i say 3 phase ready it means that the tnb meter is 3 phase ready but i think the wiring in the house is single. Apparently i have to redo due to faulty and horrible wiring job done during renovation.
The question now, i got some feedback from electrician that i have to have 3 phase wiring still otherwise it wont be safe. Is that true? Of course it comes back to costing, my impression 3 phase would be way much expensive compared to single. Any advice? Thank you sir.
Well, 3 phase is having 3 incoming from TNB meter, red, yellow and blue.
Each phase should go to dedicated area of your house, like mine upstairs are using 1 phase and downstairs using another 2 phases.
What are the worry on 3 phase wiring is, sometimes the wireman will only use single phase as this is to reduce the work involved. because you will see more fuses in the distribution box.
3 phase wiring are more on load balancing, for house use, it won't really have significant savings. But with 3 phase, you can have an air cond each room while single phase you can have only 2 air conds. You may install more, but if your house burnt down, this could be the excuse insurance will be using to deny your claim