will this work with a refrigerator from australia?
355544
You need to know the working voltage of your fridge, this one is up to 750v, if above this figure, then it is not working to you.
355545
Surely will, however you might need to have a precise wattage figure of the fridge and get a goldsource watt cut accordingly.
355546
The electrical supply would be right, but you'd need a plug adapter because the UK plug isn't the same as an Australian one. Also, check the power consumption (Wattage) of the fridge.
355547
Agree with fred, the three times rule will see you right. Depending on that calculation this particular transformer may not be enough for your fridge.
355548
Determine your ref's wattage and multiply by 3 (just to be safe). Thats your ideal transformer wattage.
355549
You need to have enough power (Watts) on the device. My wife uses these transformers for dryers (~1600W), and similar appliances, without issues.
167402
If you wire it for cooling mode just like a freezer, it should work. Placement of temperature probe will be most important.
45532
Byron, I would think that it would work in Australia, given the range of voltage. I would contact Polk Customer Service. Their Tech. Dept. is better equipped to answer your question in full.Good luck!
2000594
Yes,it worked in the U.K. Fine with 240 volts, so you will just need an Australian plug adapter for their socket fitting.
1203509
The one I bought is U.S. But Breville is Australia-based, I believe, so I'm sure they would have a compatible one available.
1081618
I used this on my refrigerator and didn't know the exact compressor size either. My refrigerator draws 7.2 amps and this device has been on my refrigerator for more than a year and has worked perfectly. Look on your rating label where it gives the model and serial number for the refrigerator. If your refrigerator uses 7.5 amps at 115/120 volts or less then this device should work fine for you.
72484
It does not accept Australian style plug. You will need adapter plug for it.
1692325
Sorry I live in Australia and had to buy a universal power adaptor... works perfectly with that.
1674160
I have a freezer and a small fridge hooked to it. Just make sure that the outlet that you use has a breaker rated at the combined amperage of the two items. The adapter will handle it if the line can handle it.
389381
It's a 15 amp circuit. So if your refrigerator is on a 15 amp circuit it should work. My only worry would be the age of the refrigerator and how much of a power draw the compressor takes on start up. Probably not a problem with the newer appliances.
639429
I think it should work fine in that capacity. It would be much easier to flip the GE switch off and on rather than plug and unplug the refrigerator from the wall outlet each time you needed it.
947689
IF the Refrigerator uses LESS than 500watts and uses less than 500watts on start up yes you can... Pretty sure the converter takes care of the Hertz too...
609829
I don't see why not, the charger will not power the refrigerator by itself though.
304818
I would say since the refrigerator it connects to is 12 volts and the car radio runs on 12 volts, should work just fine. Not sure how you would make the connection to make the radio work, but good luck
1768284
No. It has a plug that fits American sockets and I see that this is not available on the Australian version of Amazon. You could maybe try an adaptor but not how well those work on cooking appliances?! Good luck
85679
I don't know what is te standard voltage in Australia, but if is different to USA the device will not work.
131223
This ice maker works with a lot of refrigerator models. If it looks like the one in your fridge, which is the same brand, it most likely will work. I matched the pic and replaced mine with this one and it worked great. Easy to install. Only be concerned if it looks totally different.