Anyone have any idea of the electrical hookup for this thing? 120V? 220V? Plug configuration? Does it require a Hot &amp; Cold water hookup?
745989
It is 120v and does require both a hot and cold hookup - love it! Works great!
1911640
That might work. Should work electrically. Does it take long to get hot water now? I connected to light switch. Can turn on lights and come back in a few minutes to hot water. Suggest you think about how you would use it.
385033
its dosnt need any kind of electicity. you need to plug only tube and water pumps
1888284
consult vendor for most reliable answer.However, for my item, it can only work with 120 V. If you try 220 V, you will almost get four times the powers if nothing breaks. In that case, the water will be too hot or even boiling / burning you. If something does break, it's no good either. Do not plug to 220 V if the equipment is designed for 120 V, especially when heating is involved!
652117
we did not hook it up ourselves but there is a connection to the hot water then one to the tank and the other to the faucet itself.I hope this helps and by the way we love it.... My husband made hot cereal for breakfast today
2232667
It has a 12 V adapter which means you can plug it into a 120 V outlet. I plug mine into my 120 V in my Ice Castle Fishouse. It works great.
1734926
Mine doesn't feel warm anywhere when it's working, but it does keep the water from freezing. I would putwater in it and make sure it doesn't freeze. I assume the outlet it's plugged into is operational.
957040
Yes it will work without being plugged in. Plugging it in only makes the water cold. -Jacob
1686182
It needs 220v to run. It needs a different socket and I would suggest having it on its own dedicated circuit with a breaker
1616054
I believe it does absolutely require the 120Vac be supplied. The venting is by a fan, no fan no operation. In the manual in the troubleshooting section it says for no hot water check that gas and power are on. I would assume if you open a hot tap, the water will flow through the device, there just won't be a flame to heat it.
1412333
You need the power source to be 120. There is no water line. It's all electric.
2188883
Sorry I just plug it into standard 110 outlet my packaging got ruined by the fedex guy who left it in the rain under running water so can't even look back in the book and tell you about wattage and all. All I can tell you is the best snow cone machine I have ever had and we use it daily making at least 10 snow cones a day since we got it.
2129688
Hello There - It is 120V. If it is not much of a hassle you can get a converter socket which works fine.
1296706
We have had our WaterCHef C7000 for three months and really appreciate it. No, it does not have any way to be plugged in, if you are referring to an electrical outlet. It comes with everything you need to hook it up to your water faucet. It does not chill the water, however, since you only run cold water through it, the water will be as cold as what you normally get from your cold water tap.
1774104
It has to be wired with 110 but I had an electrician wire it to the wiring coming to my electric hot water heater on one leg. I did not ask how he did this but it's wired 110V
890377
That's right. The faster the water, the lower the temp gain. I use it for a utility sink in my garage. For occasional hand washing it's greAt, but if you need gobs of hot water, i think you need to go 220v.
322098
It would be possible to wire it to work for that but it will require a 24V power supply and a relay with a 24V coil and contacts rated for 120V A/C. Since you will be dealing with high voltage, it should be enclosed in an insulated or grounded enclosure. I'm not sure what you want to accomplish. I imagine that you have a 120VAC pump that filters the water and you are concerned about it discharging into the floor. In the event that happened, you would want it to shut off the pump. Is that correct?