Where does the "wild leg" go???

[maddog1927]

I recently got a CNC mill (Dyna Myte 4400). It cam with a rotary phase converter. It is an "anderson converters" 10 hp not their CNC version. The converter outputs 110 / 110 / 220 (two 110 legs and 1 220 leg).

What is the difference between a CNC phase converter and a non CNC converter?

Would a CNC converter have all three legs at 110v?

Could I use this converter with this machine?

If so how do I tell which lug to hook the "wild leg" to?

What are the chances the previous owner toasted this machine using this converter?

Any help or advice would be appreciated.

[Al_The_Man]

Are you sure it is not 220 input, if you mean by 110/110 means you are referencing to neutral, that is not used in a phase convertor.
I have never heard of or seen a 110/110/240v 3 phase??
Al.

[maddog1927]

Originally Posted by Al_The_Man Are you sure it is not 220 input, if you mean by 110/110 means you are referencing to neutral, that is not used in a phase convertor. I have never heard of or seen a 110/110/240v 3 phase?? Al.

110 / 110 in 110/110/220 out. This is referencing ground. Open leg delta, high leg, wild leg, are some terms that I am researching tonight.