Voltage states 240. Is this right? I only utilize 240 for airconditioners, washers, etc. No free 240 line.
458619
No. This is a great system that has operated perfectly for several years at 120 volts a/c.
458620
Hi, I have this computer connected to 110 v grid. However computers as this one can work in any grid from 220 to 110 v. The AC to DC transformer can handled both. I hope this helps. Regards
2162531
This is a worrying question. I get an uneasy feeling about anyone that would ask this question doing mains wiring. I can't remember the unit I fitted, I assume it's this one, but the primary was 24v AC. Putting 240 mains on it would reveal the smoke that is hidden in all electrical devices. ;-)
2029713
I have this AC, plugged into a standard U.S. household outlet. I have no idea what my voltage is. There's a good discussion here about voltage ratings: http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/showthread.php?t=3320
1583717
Hi, the output is limited to whatever the input power is. Example: 12 volts @ 20 amps is 240watts total available power. If you convert it to 24 volts, you only have 10 amp outpue minus whatever the conversion draws. You can't get power out of things air. Make sure to use additional heatsinks as these are rated 150 watts max. Good luck!!
719837
That is the norm for everything in the states. Do you want to replace all your circuits, wires and outlets for 240 tools? Really? 240 is used for special appliances like hvac, ranges, dryers, large air compressors, etc.
1435199
No you do not need 240v. I would recomend a 20 amp 120vac line for this unit.
1786578
What voltage is NZ? I'm wondering if this dryer is dual voltage as I will use it in the US 110V and also China 240v
1846870
Yes (it's actually 240V). You have to use two adjacent breakers (within either the 6 upper 15A, or the 4 lower 20A). The unit comes with two removable handle ties, and you need one of these for each 240V circuit you need. I used the uppermost two 15A breakers for a 240 V well connection, and it works fine.
551672
You should have standard voltage which is what this unit requires. If you remain unsure just ask your building superintendent - or call your utility provider to assuage any doubts you may have.
1929913
My technician used normal electrical house wires for 240V. Only consideration was how many appliances were connected to the same source of power. I had bought 220V. It also comes in 110V. I do not have a hotwayer tank system where it was installed. So I use electric currant to heat water for every use of hot water. You can chose to use room temoerature water without using power. the flow is good, but as you increase the flow the water does not get enough time to heat. but for me, using the hot water as per my likeness, it was hot enough and even hotter with a conformable flow of water. My technician used normal electrical house wires for 240V. Only consideration was how many appliances were connected to the same source of power. I had bought 220V. It also comes in 110V. I do not have a hotwayer tank system where it was installed. So I use electric currant to heat water for every use of hot water. You can chose to use room temoerature water without using power. the flow is good, but as you increase the flow the water does not get enough time to heat. but for me, using the hot water as per my likeness, it was hot enough and even hotter with a conformable flow of water.
1706264
I am in US and use 110. I don't know if it's capable to use 240 but it might have a converter that I didn't see. I'm out of town right now but will be glad to check in the box when I get home end of week. I love the dryer and my hairdresser even got one and loves it.
384673
As far as I know, all HVAC systems in the US are 24VAC / 240VAC split systems. The Thermostat and contractor are 24V, the Compressor is 240V. If you do it yourself, please remember to pull the blade as well as turning off the breakers.
187364
Standard USA residential voltage is 120vac.The only consideration is the amount of power wattage load. This unit pulls about as much as an iron, and should be considered when using it along with other high wattage items on the same circuit. We did not have any problems with it.
1589013
There is no indication in the owner's manual or specifications that it will work at 240 volts. Ordinarily, if a power unit could do that, it would not only be mentioned, it would be a selling point. So I would say no, it doesn't work at 240. The design seems to be specifically for the U.S. market, including the style of the power cord (3 prong). A direct connection to a 3 prong grounded outlet IS required for this unit to work correctly. Not doing so voids the attached equipment warranty.
1404979
This model is setup for 120 volts 60 Hz AC only. If you do not have access to 120 VAC you would have to check with the manufacturer to see if they have an adaptor or another model compatable with 240 volts.
67124
Voltage is the power that is needed by the appliance for instance 120 voltage is used by small appliances and light bulbs.240 voltage is used by large appliances such as the stove and washing machine. The wattage is the amount that said appliances use such as light bulbs of 75 wattage compared to bulbs that are brighter using 150 watts.
1720071
The manual that comes with the unit states 110VAC or 220VAC (+ or -) 10% single phase. Thus, 10% added to 220 = 242V. If the manual is right it should be able to run on 240VAC if you system actually supplies that voltage.