3-phase electric power systems use three wires compared to the standard two in single-phase power systems in residential buildings, yet can transfer almost triple the power. This makes 3-phase power systems a popular choice for meeting the high power demands of commercial buildings, offering the most effective power supply with the most efficient infrastructure.
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3-phase power systems are just as safe as single-phase power, despite the increased supply. For additional safety, some 3-phase power systems use an additional fourth wire, called a neutral wire, to handle unbalanced loads.
Single-phase power systems have a lower upfront installation cost, but for commercial buildings that have high energy demands, 3-phase power will offer lower running costs in the long run due to the higher efficiency.
If for whatever reason you need to only use single-phase power, all you need is an electronic converter that changes the AC current to DC, then a phase converter to convert that to single-phase AC.
