As has been said, you need an electrician - but, just to explain, one does not 'convert' 3-phase to single phase but, rather, one just ones one (or more) of the three phases (plus a neutral) as a single-phase supply. As has also been said, it's a very common situation, so any electrician should be familiar with it.
People often say this . I have often wondered why...
Same here, in most senses - just like the excitement when two or more phases are present in the same enclosure - even though 230V PDs are plenty high enough to kill!
Agreed - but whilst one obviously should not have to design on the basis of future stupidity, nearby sockets on different circuits are perhaps a 'tempting target' for such stupidity, and hence perhaps worth doing some 'warning' about.
Quite so.
... as 'entertainment', perhaps - but it's very hard to see how any such event is going to occur in practice (either accidentally or as the result of some deliberate action).
depending on the size of the OCD there may be very little difference.
Exactly my point.
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