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If you have a 200 amp main breaker, it will trip when any one of three phases exceeds 200 amps. This does not give you 600 amps total, only 200 amps total, but on each of three phases. Your three phase machinery and equipment will likely load all phases evenly, and a good electrical design will load your lights and receptacles evenly on all three phases. Doing this reduces the possibility that two phases are loaded at 100 amps, but one is loaded at 205 amps, so the main trips for example.

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