Compare Electrical Standards and Comment on Labor Practices

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

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The presenter explicitly compares the observed 220Y/127V 3-phase secondary voltage to common 3-phase standards in the United States, typically 120V/208V. He notes that the 45 KVA transformer, while relatively small, handles a significant high voltage (34,500V). The presenter then broadly comments on the concept of 'union jobs' in a different country (specifically Cozumel, Mexico), implying a perceived difference in labor practices or standards compared to those in the United States.

Goal: Highlight differences in electrical power distribution and labor standards.

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Electrical Transformer Cabinet IEMEC — Providing the contextual basis for electrical standard comparison and commentary

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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

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