Question about system power supply - 4P 32A socket, 5P 32A switchboard

Hi.
I have a problem, there is strength at the city stadium and there is a 32A socket for 4 pins.
My system (switchboard) has 5 pins.
now the question. How to make an adapter? connect the PE and N wires in the 4-pin plug?

pozdr.

Hello !!
You answered the question yourself. Connect PE and N in a 4-pin plug.
Best regards !!

If it is a socket as in the picture shown then YOU MUST NOT DO THIS! . You cannot use the PE (protective) conductor as PEN (i.e. operational-protective or N (operational). If this is a fairly new facility or a recently modernized network then you will definitely find a 3P + N + PE socket somewhere. Unless the socket on the object is old type (in an aluminum casing) it may contain a PEN cable - depends on the type of mains. Consult the facility manager for information.

Sockets on the object:



and I have 5 pins in my switchboard.

I see that in the 4P system zero is missing, it is only protective.
And protective is grounding.
so I will not be able to draw energy from individual phases, because there is no zero conductor, only 3 phases and grounding. And the energies in this case are drawn from Neutral and phase.
Good cumin?

Theoretically, there should be three phases and so-called zero in this socket. Theoretically, it is possible to zero and thus gain protection. However, we do not know the structure and condition of the installation, so such a connection can be extremely dangerous until a dangerous voltage occurs on metal parts of the devices. Here, a switchgear with a built-in RCD and even a quickly earthed earth would help.

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Of course, an earth electrode with such resistance would be able to force a differential current.

The socket on the right correctly connected does not have an N terminal, only a PE terminal and is used to connect receivers using only inter-phase power supply, i.e. electric motors, welding machines, etc. "zero" or neutral-protective. I do not speak any more because I do not know what, who and how connected to these sockets. In any case, until you learn this, you must not "blind" do the adapters mentioned above.