110v Light Wiring On 220v 3phase Lathe?

Label your boxes and switch panels is always good. I wire a separate switch box on each machine . It's closer if you working using the machine and some problem comes up. A separate box marked lights and voltage isn't expensive. Better to safe then to sorry. Every shop I ever worked or have been is has osha approval. Sometimes overboard but safe.
 
jim18655 said:
What kind of light are you using? A lot of bulbs come in 220v versions.
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YUP..got zapped right across the chest by one....the shop i was at bought a new machine and the bulb assembly was damaged so one of the guys 'fixed' it....(found out after)..i went to turn on the light and got zapped from the light in one hand and resting on the table with my other hand...you can imagine how po'ed I was
 
TOOLMASTER said:
YUP..got zapped right across the chest by one....the shop i was at bought a new machine and the bulb assembly was damaged so one of the guys 'fixed' it....(found out after)..i went to turn on the light and got zapped from the light in one hand and resting on the table with my other hand...you can imagine how po'ed I was
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Nothing like some grounding here and there !
 
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