Is this AC 115v and will work with a regular 3 (total) prong standard plug in? I was shocked to not see this info listed anywhere on the page. Thx
820372
It is "NOT" a 220, I plugged it in to my standard 110 (115?) outlet, 3 prong. (left,right and ground)and FYI summer is almost over here in Arkansas and It has worked like a charm, It's quieter than I expectedand has cooled my 550 square foot home very well. I recommend it.JL
820373
unit is 115 volts AC, with regular 3 prong plug; a great unit for the price.
1028672
Yes, the amp.s at 115 volts is 10.3 amp.s I plug it into a standerd 15 Amp outlet , works fine.
1542730
Hi, thanks for asking 110V is ok, now , It depends with how many Amps works your AC, if is less than 10 Amps you are ok.
969323
Thank you Ely, I would also like to know what the "Plug size" is, I have a 3 volt adapter but it's plugdoesn't fit and there are so many different sizes, it's difficult to find the right one.
463767
It's just a standard "American", three prong, grounded plug with four standard grounded outlets. It is not a European voltage converter. You would need a seperate converter.
77534
I don't think you would be able to use it with anything other then a standard 3 prong outlet and I think it's only rated for 110.
788496
It does plug into a regular 3 prong (one being the ground) outlet... They work like a charm... I have 4 of them..
2235479
It does require 115V power, your normal household outlet. The "Power Pod" is the extension if you will. It has three receptacles or plugs on the pod end and the other end (three prong) plugs in to an outlet. Hope that makes sense.
778331
I have a 3 prong cord and it works fine, and I have had the cord for a while now,and never have had a problem..Hope this helps.
181042
One needs to purchase an appropriate plug converter. Something like thatVCT VP18 UK to USA Plug Adapter Converts 3 pin British Plug to 3 Prong Grounded USA Wall Plug(you may google it)
157033
It is a three connector, using the north American standard as described here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC_power_plugs_and_socketsThe one you are describing sounds different.
874161
I believe any two prong plug will work in a 3 prong receptor, just not the other way around, i.e., a three prong plug will obviously not work in a 2 prong receptor. The third prong is merely a ground. So it's up to you if you feel it's safe.
749626
This is a 3 prong meaning it has the grounding prong. Any retailer or hardware store has the adapter that converts a 3-plug prong to a 2-plug prong but I would advise you check with an electrician before you consider this method. Hope this helps answer your question
741436
Oh so sorry , just saw this, the back on the unit says 120 volts, it has 2 prongs and plugs into any of my outlets. Standard for the U.S.
562581
NO! This is a plug for a trailer that uses the new round 7 prong format so it will work with the old "flat four" format. It is intended for 12DC or possibly 24V DC and is not intended for AC EVER!
622440
I didn't have any issues with the size of the AC adapter so it worked fine for me. I can see how it might be a bit cumbersome though, if this needed to be installed in a smaller area. Unfortunately, I do not have any recommendations on a different adapter, but in theory, a different one might be able to be used at your own risk. For reference, the one that came with mine says this for the output: 12 V 1.5 A 18 W
2065204
I read the AC to DC transformer and the input is 120 to 240 V on the transformer I received. Also I remember that the transformer AC prongs had to be snapped on. I wondered why at the time but your question causes me to think there must be a 240 V version with different prongs. You will need the correct version of the power adapter prongs.