Can this unit be plugged into a 30amp 250v 4 prong outlet? that's all I have available.
1603889
Yes it can, you will have to buy the plug style you have and your good to go!
1603890
Lots of different configurations for 250v outlets. I had to swap mine out to match the one on the heater power cord. Make a paper pattern of the one on the cord, and take it to a hardware store. They should be able to match it up. The swap is easy - switch off the breaker (making sure it's the right breaker!), remove the cover from the receptacle, and make the swap. If you have no experience with electrical outlets, you may want to consider hiring an electrician.
1603891
you would have to get a four prong plug that matches your outlet then, cut and re-wire the heater's original plug.
1551200
My unit uses 35W and needs AC100-120V which is a regular wall current.you can purchase one that needs more Wattage
1816890
This unit requires a power source. I would not purchase it. I have found better that would work for your application.
179017
This unit required an power outlet ( wall socket to power it ) and can be only use 110Vac, it can not use 220-240Vac and can not use battery. I hope this will help, good luck.Timothy Dam
946717
Yes. Ideally you would want a 50 amp circut, but you'll be just fine with a 220/30amp.
2035544
plugs straight into any 3 prong outlet rated over 250 watts i have mine plugged into a surge protector
244569
as in an electrical HOUSE outlet??? cant be done, but you can get a power supply to convert 120v to 12v (adjustable 10-16v) if thats what you want to do and make this a base type unit....have to check FCC rules too, to see if you can make this a base unit.
643574
Unfortunately not. Since this is a 110V unit, you would need to use a converter - thank you.
2133554
You supply the input fusing. It's rated at 3000W peak which would require 250A. 250 slow blow to 300A would be appropriate.
2253987
No 30 Amp will work fine, 50a is the output but not at 220v. I have mine on a 20a with no problem.
1443496
It looks like you could. I haven't ever done so. Mine is plugged into a power surge unit though.
2066737
No, Unfortunately this unit is only operable under 120V power source. You can use a converter to run this on 220V but you need to purchase the converter seperately, as we do not sell those.
1926068
William, This particular unit uses the 50 amp plug there is a different unit that uses the 30 amp plug
571323
I don't think so - the User Guide says unit requires 115 V, 60 Hz 15- or 20-amp fused 3-prong outlet, nothing about other voltages. U.S. customer service is 866-990-7365. You can also write to Master Brands HK Limited in Amherst NY.
1211221
Yes you can by plugging a 30 amp adapter pigtail into the 50 amp surge protector. Works fine. The manufacturer supplied me this information
865384
Hi...sorry for the delay in response. It is a male 4 prong 30amp 250V to the box
22678
The unit has three prongs that plug into the wall outlet. It probably could be used with the proper three-to-two prong adapter.