will this work with a 20 amp outlet?
139152
20 Amp receptacles have a T shaped opening to accomodate either 15A plugs with parallel spades or 20A plugs with one vertical and one horizontal spade. Since this meter uses a 15A parallel blade plug it will fit in a 20A socket. It provides only at 15A socket for your appliance. It will not provide 20 Ampere output or accept a 20A plug.
139153
Not a problem. We have an older home that has had serveral wiring jobs done on it over the years and a mix of 15 and 20 amp outlets. Unit works fine. It has been fun actually seeing what it costs to operate the different appliances we have. I especially like the remote feature of the display. You can place it where it can be easily viewed. Right now it is measuring the big screen TV. It runs about 24/7 and costs about $0.50 per day to use. Nice little unit from Belkin.
139154
Yes sir it will work. My house outlets are all 120 volt / 20 amps. The Belkin F7C005 works just dandy. Thumbs up from me. Thank you.Dave
1782919
Assuming you have 220v service for the heater, at 2500 watts (the lowest setting) it will be pulling 11.4 amps. You could probably take the heater up to 4000 watts with a 20 amp breaker, but the reality will almost certainly be less than that before the breaker trips. Basically, I would not put this on a 20 amp breaker. Do a 30 amp breaker if you want to use the heater at its full potential.
1617110
No, specs manufacturers website says 10.2 amps, any 15 or 20 amp 120 volt receptacle should be fine.
2278561
Your only using 10 of the listed 20 amps, and you would trip the breaker, before the outlet would have any problems. So you good to go.
2106657
Hi Lynn,This will work! How many Amp of current comes out from the receptacle is base on how much your application will use however, the maximum is 20 Amp from this receptacle.let me know if you have more questions!Tony1-877-267-3711
678613
I have the 20 amp sockets installed in my garage - the ones with one horizontal and one dual hor/vert slot plus the common. The plug has one horiz and one vert pin, plus the common... hope this helps. i wouldn't run this heater on less than a 20amp circuit...
949648
The manufacturer's data says that this unit draws 13 amps at 120 volts. A dedicated circuit would be nice to have, but any 20 amp circuit that is not already running a large load (refrigerator, toaster, coffee maker etc:) should be fine.
1665321
Yes, as long as you mean 120V standard United States receptacle. The 20a circuit is ample.These are good baseboard heaters.
1209895
I'm not qualified to answer that question. I'm not a professional. I'm using it for lighting & a bath fan. I use a 15 amp breaker with 14g wire, not a 20. I always check manufactures recommendations. There may be local codes as well to consider when running a new circuit.
1029335
I think you would have to use an adaptor for the power outlet... Otherwise I think it should work
1193943
NO, be certain to use a good DC power supply. I use a 20 Amp supply and it works fine with this supply.
1672923
No, and most outlets like that would be fused at 10-15 amps or 120-180 watts
1001264
NO. this does not draw enough amperage. Hooked mine up with a 20A switch with a 10A fuse. Works great.
1629075
No- for a 20a circuit requires #12 romex. Then you have to take into consideration how far your running the wire. There could be a voltage drop.
1958126
I have one of mine installed in a regular 110 outlet with both a refrigerator and coffee pot attached. I think it will handle 20 Amps.
1138807
the inverter will only pop the 20 amp fuse if you use a large enough load (240 watt or bigger 120V device plugged into it), if you plug smaller devices like a laptop charger it wont use enough power to pop it. Watts=voltage x amps, so check the wattage on whatever you plan to plug into it first, the inverter won't use 40 amps otherwise.
991254
I am not 100% sure but if your adapter would allow for the conversion to a regular 110 outlet it should work. Hope this helps