handymann
One can split a 220VAC line and both are already on the same side of the buss, however if you have two high current monoblocks, the ground or “common” will not be able to carry the amperage that one will need for each amp.If we are talking about residential use in the US, this does not make sense. A 240VAC line would consist of a pair of 120VAC lines each fed from a different bus. There’d be no way to have them on the same leg. NEC allows the 240VAC line to be split into two 120VAC lines with a shared neutral. Each 120VAC line must have its own appropriately sized breaker, and the breakers must be tied together so that both trip simultaneously. You would need to check with your local inspector to determine if such connections meet local code.