What is the code for the type of wall receptacle needed to plug in this 230V unit?
384996
Not sure what you mean by "code" but i am using a standard 230v 20 amp outlet.
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The manual that shows the plug is here: http://manuals.frigidaire.com/prodinfo_pdf/Edison/FRA186MT2_0411.pdf . Under the picture of the plug it says Plug Type (NEMA) 6-15P
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Hi. My contractor had to put in a new plug and different from what we normally use.I am sorry I don't remember more about it, but that had to take place for it to run.so it is an added expense but it's a great a/c.
288537
Any well grounded 120 volt with 20 amp breaker. If using outdoors or in area that be wet assure the receptacle is GFCI protected.
1528660
Just a standard 120 from standard American power outlets. Not sure what you would have to do if you are in a location with a different voltage coming from the wall.
1210294
Mine operates at 120 volts. I don't think it's capable of running at 230 volts, nothing in the instructions about wiring for a higher voltage, sorry.
331668
The charger is for 120V. I don't know if they make a 230V charger, but you should be able to find a step down transformer to run the 120V charger from a 230V source.
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This IS a 115 Volt air conditioner. Properly wired/fused 115 Volt electrical outlets have 15 Ampere circuit breakers. This will only draw high current momentarily (several seconds) when the compressor is restarting. It should _not_ be on a circuit which has other appliances to prevent tripping the circuit breaker. So, id does plug into what many persons consider a "regular" 3-prong wall outlet. Anyone who wants the 230 Volt version of this 12,000 BTU model should search Amazon for ASIN: B0056C818U.
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Jonathan, We use the tool on 115 volt/60 hz.electrical service. Generally, if a product is not labeled for 230 volt, it should not be used with that voltage and in all likelihood will become overheated, fail, melt, explode .... Not a good idea. Our tool has a standard 2 pronged electrical plug for use in a 115 volt outlet and will not fit into a 230 volt outlet.
605243
I am using one in New Zealand (also 230V), with an adaptor plug, but you have to be careful that the US appliances you plug into it can run on 230V, or else you need to use a transformer as well.
1814433
The charger is 120 v. The charger 'plug' will only work with standard 120 outlets. 220/230 volt utilizes a completely different receptical
1977609
It's 110V. You can try the ones from amazon.co.uk if you want a 230V version.
1356059
It works on 230V directly. You may need to change plug but no need to use step up transformer. I hope this helps.
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This cord is for use with 230 volts. You need a standard appliance cord for a refrigerator. No you can't use this one. Try the Stanley 31526 cord
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There is a switch on the back of the unit next to the ac cord which allows the selection of either "115" or "230". -Douglas
2021771
Most chargers will operate on either 120 or 220. It is the plug into the wall that varies.
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I am from Israel and we have 230v. I just bought an udapter and works great. Just that you know, it is quit small so it really deppends on what use you plan with it. Best of luck :) Lior
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This adaptor will plug into the wall in Ireland and Scotland with their 230 voltage. This adaptor does not convert the 230 voltage to 110 volt. You need to look at the plug on the appliance that you want to use. If the plug says input is "110/240" then that plug will take either 110 volt or 230 volt, and this adaptor will be fine with that appliance. However, if your plug says input is only 110 volt, then this adaptor will not work, since it does not convert the voltage from 230 to 110. So it all depends on what your appliance plug says it will take as input. If the appliance you want to use says only 110 volt input, you will need a different adaptor, one that also converts the voltage from 230 to 110. This adaptor will plug into the wall in Ireland and Scotland with their 230 voltage. This adaptor does not convert the 230 voltage to 110 volt. You need to look at the plug on the appliance that you want to use. If the plug says input is "110/240" then that plug will take either 110 volt or 230 volt, and this adaptor will be fine with that appliance. However, if your plug says input is only 110 volt, then this adaptor will not work, since it does not convert the voltage from 230 to 110. So it all depends on what your appliance plug says it will take as input. If the appliance you... » Read More This adaptor will plug into the wall in Ireland and Scotland with their 230 voltage. This adaptor does not convert the 230 voltage to 110 volt. You need to look at the plug on the appliance that you want to use. If the plug says input is "110/240" then that plug will take either 110 volt or 230 volt, and this adaptor will be fine with that appliance. However, if your plug says input is only 110 volt, then this adaptor will not work, since it does not convert the voltage from 230 to 110. So it all depends on what your appliance plug says it will take as input. If the appliance you want to use says only 110 volt input, you will need a different adaptor, one that also converts the voltage from 230 to 110. « Show Less
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Mine is a regular two prong AC wall plug type. It would plug into any U.S. standard 120 volt outlet.