If I have a 240v 10-30 socket dedicated circuit installed, can I connect this to it?
1625118
Not sure what you mean by a "10-30 socket". This unit is meant to be hardwired though through conduit. I guess you could install a pig-tail on it though so you could plug it into a socket. If the socket is outside though it won't be waterproof. The unit has a punch-out for a conduit male thread x socket fitting to be used with a conduit nut.
621185
That would be the best thing to do. Mine is on a dedicated 20A circuit. If you have a 20A circuit instead of a 15A and depending what else is on the circuit you'd probably be good.
1518128
I just plugged mine into existing socket and it works fine and looks great. no problems.
713360
Looks like you can; the unit itself is marked "AC 100-240V". It has a North American plug (polarized two-prong), though, so you might need an adapter.
494316
You will probably need a adapter, it just comes with a standard 120 V plugin. I am not a expert by any means but you would not be able to plug it into a 240 outlet. Hope this helps.
1441071
No .. U would need a step down transformer , that can be purchased here .. 240/277V to 110V ... Very Inexpensive
58347
Yes My Adaptor Shows 110/240 Not Sure if it Will Fit The Socket Over There But I Think it Will
300089
I see no reason why not as long as you locate the correct 240v power supply. I haven't checked but I am guessing the power supply shipped with it is 110v-120v. The unit itself runs on 12v DC.
422847
Not out of the box. You would have to add a male receptacle plug, which could be done easily enough. Be CERTAIN that you have a good ground, and that the wiring to the circuit, as well as the breaker, can support 30A.
22227
If you used a voltage converter that is rated at 1000 watts it should work but I think you would be better off buying an appliance that is designed to work on 240 volts. It would be less expensive overall and more efficient.
140094
Yes, you really should. It might not always run 30 amps continuously when it's on, but if you have anything else on it, you really risk tripping the breaker. (Obviously, 20A or lower breakers would not do at all.)
2252726
I seriously doubt it. The instructions simply directs you to plug into any standard 120V - 60HZ outlet. You might wanna 'mouse around' www.amertac.com
707945
On the back of this model are the switches that allow you to select 240w. You would still need a plug adapter for the standard three prong cord on the convertor.
1395996
No - not without using some kind of a step down transformer changing 240 volts to 120 / therefore I would say for simplicity, use only 120 volt service.
1367878
No, you must have 110/120 volt power going to it. We replaced old light with this one so we just used the same power connections.
1300890
The unit I have does not have 240v capability. The plug connects directly to the unit (no adapter) and there is no switch.
1782916
No, you will need a 30 AMP Breaker to fully realize it's potential. This is of course assumed that you have 220V capability already.