Far rmore usually near the 230V mark here. Can be down towards 220V in some places; up towards 250V in others. Also fluctuates at different times. It's a nominal voltage for a reason. It's never constant.
Far rmore usually near the 230V mark here. Can be down towards 220V in some places; up towards 250V in others. Also fluctuates at different times. It's a nominal voltage for a reason. It's never constant.
I don't sit there for hours, watching it, but on those occasions I have checked it, it is always within those bounds. Some small variation, is unavoidable, due to my own loads turning on and off, though less so if measure at the CU, which I never have bothered.
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