Will this work for a Clothes Washer? It's a much higher power demand than a pc or IT equipment. Any ideas for higher power regulator??
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Probably not. Some washers and especially dryers usually take 220 instead of 110. For just a washing machine you might be able to use this, but they are not prone to problems from voltage fluctuations, so not sure it is needed either.
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Not sure. I used it for my cpap machine for almost 6 months when we were dry camping in AZ . I have used it to run my printer and my stereo. Your hair dryer may use a lot more watts than the inverter puts out. Hope this helps.
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I've read that you should only use a converter for up to half the rated power output, so anything up to 150 watt would be OK. So, I'd suggest you get a more powerful converter, e.g. 500 W.
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I suggest you buy a converter which supports power at least 3 times larger than what you really need, this will make you less trouble. Thus for your PS, 500W seems good enough.
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well you may find you need more than 200 watt transformer. i got a 500 and run all my U.S. stuff on it. ie TV, laptop.. hard drives :)... ps stay away from the one with the usb port. its junk.....
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I am not sure. This is probably a question for the manufacturer. However, I am venturing to guess "No" because this device has garden hose connection. It is probably meant for the washer only.
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I doubt it depending on the pressure that your electric washer produces. I have 3500psi available which works fine.
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Sorry, no. The converter is only for max 100W peak and also nit intended for equipment producing heat, like driers, toasters, ...
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Clothes dryers need 4000W. This one is only capable of converting up to 500W. Not sure you want to move major electronic and other appliances to the U.S. unless they can run on 110V.
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Washer yes, Dryer if it's 115v . I've not actually tried it but based upon the Amps avail it should do the job.
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I wouldn't recommend using it to power a laptop. It's way more powerful than you need. It probably draws more power at idle than a lower-power inverter would. I got it to power a circular saw, electric chainsaw etc. and it can even power a wringer washer. I'd recommend getting a 12 volt adapter you can plug directly into the laptop just like the regular power supply. Usually you can just type in the manufacturer and model number of your laptop and search for the adapter that's compatible. Otherwise if you still want an inverter you can probably get by with something around 140 watts that plugs into a cigarette lighter socket. I wouldn't recommend using it to power a laptop. It's way more powerful than you need. It probably draws more power at idle than a lower-power inverter would. I got it to power a circular saw, electric chainsaw etc. and it can even power a wringer washer. I'd recommend getting a 12 volt adapter you can plug directly into the laptop just like the regular power supply. Usually you can just type in the manufacturer and model number of your laptop and search for the adapter that's compatible. Otherwise if you still want an inverter you can probably get by with something around 140 watts that... » Read More I wouldn't recommend using it to power a laptop. It's way more powerful than you need. It probably draws more power at idle than a lower-power inverter would. I got it to power a circular saw, electric chainsaw etc. and it can even power a wringer washer. I'd recommend getting a 12 volt adapter you can plug directly into the laptop just like the regular power supply. Usually you can just type in the manufacturer and model number of your laptop and search for the adapter that's compatible. Otherwise if you still want an inverter you can probably get by with something around 140 watts that plugs into a cigarette lighter socket. « Show Less
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Hello Connie, For this application it is a little to small you will not be able to rev your generator well and you will find it slightley under powered. I would recommend a larger regulator. it works fine on my 6500 Watt but I normally do not use it at full capacity.
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Mine was sistema electric and it worked fine. The package come with an adaot for where the hose plugs into the washer itself. I would say that it is likely that it does if what you have is a threaded pipe as the water output from your power washer.
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My guess is that the motor will draw to much amperage and overheat the regulator. Electronics pull very little amperage compared to motors. Good Day to you.
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Sewing machine shouldn't use so much power. The LC-500 should be enough for you:LiteFuze LC-500EU 500 Watt Step Up/Down Travel Voltage Converter, EU Cord
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I've used mine on job sites but you need a dedicated 29 Amp circuit for it.If your converting power and need an inverter I'd try to find a compressor that dies not draw so many amps cayse it will take quite a bit of start up amps from your power source
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A 350 watt power supply works fine. I purchased one of these and fitted it to my machine with a 350 watt supply and have no problems at all