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What Utility Power looks like OUTSIDE the U.S. in Costa Maya Mexico #electrician #school

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This video provides a brief comparison of electrical transformer specifications between the United States and Mexico, highlighting differences in voltage standards for 3-phase systems. It concludes with a humorous electrical industry joke illustrated by a worker stripping a coconut.

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45 KVA 34,500 volts primary secondary 220 y 127 so in the United States we have uh either usually it's 208 120 yeah right we wouldn't have 240 if this is three phase I'm sure it's three phase today sple but 45 KVA is relatively small mhm but at that high voltage I'm sure a pretty good amount of power it's a lot of power did you see the one that was open did I pointed it to you yeah KML Mexico we got to call the union here Union where you at you're already out here Mexico call now this is what it's like stripping seu in the cold [Music] yes I'll be back with your phone right

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