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Cool! Very dynamic (a little too fast for me). Lots of useful information. Keep it coming 😊

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Can you make same analysis for the IM LS6?

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sure

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Is 551 Voltage rate equal 800 Voltage? 😂😂😂😂😂

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No, 551 voltage level is not the same as 800 voltage level.
Voltage levels refer to different standard voltage values ​​in power systems, which are used to distinguish the voltage ranges of power equipment and systems. Common voltage levels include low voltage (such as 220V, 380V), medium voltage (such as 6kV, 10kV), high voltage (such as 110kV, 220kV), ultra-high voltage (such as 500kV) and ultra-high voltage (such as 800kV, 1000kV).
If the "551 voltage level" you mentioned refers to a specific standard or voltage level in a system, then it is obviously different from "800 voltage level". These two values ​​are significantly different and cannot be equated with each other.
The specific voltage levels in the power system must comply with relevant national or industry standards to ensure the safety, reliability and compatibility of the power system. If you mention 551 voltage level and 800 voltage level in a specific situation, it is best to refer to relevant technical documents or standards to determine the specific definitions and application scenarios.