Dual Source Energy Meter

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Two-phase electricity is often used in homes or business where electricity is mostly used for general purposes
such as lighting and heating.

• Two-phase electric power refers to the distribution of alternating current in which all the voltages
  of the supply vary in unison.
• Standard frequencies of two-phase power systems are either 50 or 60 Hz
• Two phase power availability varies in different countries. For example, in the UK a single-phase
  household supply may be rated 100 Amps to 125 Amps. This may mean that there is little need for 3
  phase electricity in a domestic or small commercial environment.

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Power stations supply three-phase electricity which is three times as much electricity along three wires as can be supplied through two wires, without having to increase the thickness of the wires.
Large buildings, shopping centers, factories, office blocks, and multiple-unit apartments generally have three-phase electricity.
The most important class of a three-phase load is the electric motor. Such motors are applied in industry for pumps, fans, blowers, compressors, conveyor drives etc. Large air conditioning equipment (units above 8.8 kW cooling capacity) use three-phase motors for reasons of efficiency and economy. Resistance  type heating such as electric boilers may be connected to three-phase systems. Electric lighting may also be similarly connected. These types of loads do not require the revolving magnetic field characteristic of three-phase motors but take advantage of the higher voltage and power level usually associated with three-phase distribution.
Large rectifier systems may have three-phase inputs. The resulting DC current is easier to filter (smooth) than the output of a single-phase rectifier. Such rectifiers may be used for battery charging, electrolysis processes such as aluminum production or for operation of DC motors.