I have a two hp vac that runs off of 110 curent will this work on this.
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I run 3 40 watt T-8s without issue. I think it functions just like an extension cord in that aspect.
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It says it works on 100-240 volts. However, it only has a two prong typical 110 VAC electrical connection so I'm not sure how it would work on 240. There is no switch for 110/220 so it would have to automatically switch voltages internally.
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110 vac.... Not sure on current. Need to find the owner's manual and I'll let you know.
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I believe this should work for you. If you are using 120 volts, I don't see a problem.
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It will operate on any standard US household power 110-115 vac. Anything else will require an adapter
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If they say 100-250 vac then you just need an adapter. If they say 120, then you probably need a transformer that converts 100-250 into 120. The easiest way to tell is look at the plug on the end. If it has a block on the end it probably has a transformer inside of it that converts but if it just has a plug, then it needs converted.
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I'm pretty sure it is 120 vac. I don't know whether switching is integrated.
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I am not sure but it is geared to work with 110, I think if you plugged it into a 220 it may break the vacuum. I wouldnt try it. I know I am a landlord and I have had tenants plug their vacuums into the air conditioner socket which is 220 and they have blown up their vacuum. So, my answer is I dont think so. But, I think you'd have to contact DYSON to be sure. It is an awesome vacuum. The best I have ever had.
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Yes I have its still in operation if you look at your home appliances they state that operation between 110-120 vac so no problem I hope that answers your question :)
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Yes it will work on 120vac, this switch is a double pole switch but can be used as a single pole switch.
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On the device label it say 100-240 Vac; 50-60Hz.. I would test it first on a transformer to see if it works.. it does not have a switch to switch the Vac.. you don't want to blow the device..
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No, it will only operate @ 110 Vac 10% line voltage, and the output current is limited to 15 amperes. Reference: User Manual's "Safety Instructions" section - http://www.p3international.com/manuals/p4490_manual.pdf
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YES it does. It accepts 115 VAC & 230 VAC according to Corsair's website!!!I still haven't Built my system yet, but now I just might run a 240 Line Instead of a 120.But I would check what ever MB your going to use. Actually, I would check ALL the pats going into your Build to see if they are compatible!!!It might just use the 230 V input and put out the same power. If that is the case, it should work with ALL your Parts!!!Best of LuckJJ
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It will work. If you are needing a vacum switch port it will be the only thing you will not have
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Here are the electrical stats on this particular shop vac - It is 120V, 60 Hz and draws 8.9 Amps. It is an excellent Shop Vac. Would recommend it to any one with a double garage. It will do the job!!
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Yes, this works on 110 voltage, but I do NOT recommend this appliance. It is cheap, does not work well, and is weak. Pay a little more and get a better machine.
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The Black and Decker EM100B is advertised as looking at the rotating disk in your power meter. With this arrangement, yes, it works with 240 vac, or any other voltage. The power meter from your electric utility already takes voltage into account.