does a 1300 watt fryer have to have a dedicated electrical wiring outlet?
188309
No. However, if any circuit has multiple devices which collectively cause it to pull more amps than it is rated for, it could trip the breaker (or blow the fuse).
188310
No. I use the 15 AMP outlets in the kitchen just like the toaster, waffle iron etc.
911490
By the way, your existing fryer's plug looks that way because it's specifically designated for a 20 amp circuit, defined as the NEMA 5-20P. The perpendicular lead is a safety interlock to prevent the device's use on a lower-amperage circuit.
2031003
No electrical connection is needed. This unit has a sparker like one you will find on a gas grill that ignites the pilot light.
1522114
Yes it does. I liked mine but the 120 outlets in Germany did something to it and it died, as did some other appliances we had tjat ran on 120. So it wasnt the fryer that was at fault. I loved it
1727496
Yes, but you need a dedicated 15amp circuit. I blew the breakers in several locations in my house until I found an outlet that wasn't powering any other light, appliance etc.
786605
Yes.. this unit can be plugged into a standard socket. We do suggest, however that no other appliance is plugged into the same circuit to avoid overload
639630
You can operate any appliance up to 1500 watts. Check the oven and see how much power it uses. Unless it is very small, it is unlikely the transformer will have enough power, but doesn't cost anything to check.
494640
NO. The DF200 fryer has a center prong that fits into a hole to open the little connector flap doors on the power cord. This cord doesn't have the center hole and will not make the connection to the DF200 fryer. It does not fit. I bought it for the same reason and found that out first hand.
1365613
No. This unit is meant to be connected to a 120VAC outlet. If you wish to operate this unit using a 240VAC outlet, you would need to buy a voltage converter (240VAC to 120VAC) that can handle at least 85 watts.
1447386
The wattage is 1500. This is probably one of the best fryers I've used for home use yet. It maintains it's frying temperature and cooks food evenly and thoroughly. Other home fryers seem to drop the temperature of the oil significantly, but not this one. And one of the best features is that it has a drain, so when the oil is cooled I can drain it directly into an oil filter right into the top of an large oil container to reuse for later. And, the heating element lifts up to clean out with a paper towel. No more flipping over the fryer to drain it. I Hope this helps you.
1297515
Regular outlet. No heavy duty outlet required. However, you need to be careful when running other appliances on the same circuit (eg. an iron).
2223004
No electrical source required...grill is Awesome, I've used for 2 years with no issues. I would buy another.
1171697
Yes 120 volt outlet is necessary. The unit is self contained. It is not powered by the pool pump motor.
2187235
This heater needs it's own 15 amp outlet , appliances such as a toaster also needs it' s own 15 amp outlet, if they are both on at the same time it will need 30 amps to run both. Most kitchen outlets are wired for 20 amp, which will still trip the breaker. I would recommend using different outlets. Handiman
790591
Yes, I plug into normal house outlet!! Bought this to replace older, smaller model. Performs well but reuires a longer initial warm up to assure oil maintains temp as well as smaller unit.
2280452
Yes, but it needs to be on an outlet with at least a 15 amp breaker that has no other high drain appliance using the same breaker.
336257
No, the bottom of the fryer says V:120V 60Hz, W:1500. you will need to buy a voltage converter. I believe the W:1500 is for 1500 Watt, if so you will want to make sure you get a voltage converter that can handle that many Watts. this would be a bit expensive to do though. try this one from Amazon.co.uk http://www.amazon.co.uk/DeLonghi-F28313-BK-Fryer-Timer-Black/dp/tech-data/B004J18S50/ref=de_a_smtd Voltage/Frequency (V~Hz): 220/230~50/60 Heating power (W): 1800