Read all questions and reviews and didn't find if it is compatible with electric radiant floor heating, 120v.
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It should work for a 120V floor heating system. One has to make sure that the rated wattage of the heating (resistance) coil used is not greater than the thermostat spec. I have used over a dozen of these thermostats for 240V baseboard heaters with no problems. However, I did mange to burn one up when I ganged two heaters that totaled close to the upper wattage spec, so I would include a safety margin on the upper margin spec by at least 10% (90% of the spec).
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If the floor radiant heat is 240 volts, like many are, I don't suggest trying to use it. If the radiant heater is 120 volts then just make sure the current draw of the heater does exceed 20 amps which is what this thermostat will handle.
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Compatibility Information The ELV4 works with heating-only systems that are supplied by up to a 20 amp circuit breaker. It's universal design allows it to work with both single-pole (two-wire) and double-pole (four-wire)systems, 120/240-volt systems up to 16 amps (resistive: 1,900 watts at 120 VAC/3,800 watts at 240 VAC), and line voltage (120/240-volt) hot water systems with motors up to 1/4 horsepower. The ELV4 easily fits into a wall-mounted junction box. According to compatibility information if your system falls within these specs it's supposed to work. I used mine on radiant ceiling heat. You might want to consult with an electrician if you still have questions. By the way, the unit works like it's supposed to.
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Hello James,Check out the LUX website at luxproducts.com there is a "how to buy" tab that may answer your questions or a "contact" tab to call them in New Jersey. If the ELV4 does not fit your needs I am sure they have a model that will.Good Luck!
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I don't think so. This product is designed to work with high voltage electric baseboard heaters.
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Just looked at the unit. And while it identifies it as 120v, it does not specify 240v. I presume this implies it is not 240v compatible.
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I use it on 120v and it works fine. You may wish to contact Jiffy Steamer Direct and ask them about 220v.
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I live ib the US, and inpurchased one, i checked the tag and is says it will work with 120V
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Hi, it will work only on 110 I just checked, but it does have a heat control and what I like is that it heats up right away you don't have to wait. Hope the info was helpful.
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My X2 is 220 volt and i had to hire an electrician to install it. The upside is that it heats up really fast.
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It's strange they post the 110vAC version diagram with this 12v unit. The wiring diagram that is on the unit says 12v and the power and heating/cooling is not all interconnected. Inkbird should post a pic of the decal on the unit - it has the proper schematic.
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Yes, it will work on 120v as well. I have had my Braun Series 1 four or five years now, and would not trade it for anything except a brand new Braun Series 1. Mine works great. The shaver foil and cutting head lasts months for me -- way longer than other brands of foil shavers I tried in years past.
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Hi Cyrus. Yes, it is 120-240 volts so it is electrically compatible all over the world. To be physically compatible, either carry a universal AC adapter (best) or you can change the power cord to have a local plug. The power cord is a fairly common twin-wire appliance cord. Another option, for Germany, France, Spain, and some others is to purchase the item on amazon.de. You'll get a compatible cord. Cost is similar to
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It's 120V, I doubt that it can be converted, but you can always check with Makita.
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Check here at web site for more info http://www.tesensors.com/us/products/nema-square-d-pressure-switches Quote from page for 30/50psi Square D. Australia is all 240VAC so I do not know for sure it will work with 120VAC but according to specs it will. "Motor power kW 0.75 kW (1 hp) at 230 V DC 0.75 kW (1 hp) at 115 V DC 0.75 kW (1 hp) at 230 V AC, 1 phase 0.75 kW (1 hp) at 115 V AC, 1 phase" I have rechecked the instructions and there is no voltage rating on the switch. The switch only makes or breaks contact according to pressure (like a normal 2 pole switch) - there are no coils that require a certain voltage. After reading the specs I would be confident using this switch with 120 VAC.
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Yes, as long as you mean 120V standard United States receptacle. The 20a circuit is ample.These are good baseboard heaters.
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Mine says it's 120V on the appliance. I imagine you could put a converter on it.
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No, it is not rated for 220VAC you can find the specs online in the manual at http://www.p3international.com/manuals/p4460_manual.pdf
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No, this is for 220V water heaters. I'm sure that intermatic has one for 120V but you will need to contact them or look it up. Make sure that your heater is 120V first, usually anything over 5 to 7 gallons is 220V unless you have a specialized application.
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Unfortunately, no, it won't. This is from Honewell's webpage for this model: Does not work with heat pumps, multi-stage heating/cooling systems, and electric baseboard heat (120-240V).