The capacity of a 200 amp system is 200 amps at 240V and 120V. Nope, the initial statement is correct. A 200 amp single phase 120/240 v service can provide 200 amps at 240 volts, or it can also provide 400 amps at 120 volts.I didn't mean to imply that it could provide both simultaneously. If we look at this in terms of volt amps: 240v * 200a = 48000 VA 120v * 400a = 48000 VA Either way the capacity is the same.t is not 100 amps on Phase A plus 100 amps on Phase B for a total of 200 amps. Rather it is 200 amps leaves on Phase A, and the same 200 amps returns on Phase B. Now I need to ask, before we allow this to go much further.
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