Yes you can. Just the same way as on PJ diagrams. Wire 1watt resistor in 1K-3K range trough E-Stop between any one live wire (after GFCT) and a ground.
So using a contactor is better. I have had contactors melt and stick before. So which way is better? So if I use 3phases breakers with dedicated neutral can I use a 110v leg and not trip on 110v device?
Yes 3 phase GFCI will not trip on 120V consumers.So using a contactor is better. I have had contactors melt and stick before. So which way is better? So if I use 3phases breakers with dedicated neutral can I use a 110v leg and not trip on 110v device?
I don't think you are accurately defining electrical phases.
Household power is always single phase.
You can call it "split phase system" if you wish but it means you have 2 phases in your houshold.
Are you talking about Europeans housholds?
Almost all US and Canadian housholds have two phases coming in. Its two 120 phases shifted 180 gegree to rach other.
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