I would like to purchase this sauna to ship it to a friend in sri lanka, the electricity output needs to be 220 v. Is this compatible. Can a steam unit be added.
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Your best would be to contact the company who makes the sauna's. Theywere very helpful when we had questions.
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No. These machines tend to have fixed voltage. You need to buy the version for your area, e.g. 110 or 220 voltage.
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My technician used normal electrical house wires for 240V. Only consideration was how many appliances were connected to the same source of power. I had bought 220V. It also comes in 110V. I do not have a hotwayer tank system where it was installed. So I use electric currant to heat water for every use of hot water. You can chose to use room temoerature water without using power. the flow is good, but as you increase the flow the water does not get enough time to heat. but for me, using the hot water as per my likeness, it was hot enough and even hotter with a conformable flow of water. My technician used normal electrical house wires for 240V. Only consideration was how many appliances were connected to the same source of power. I had bought 220V. It also comes in 110V. I do not have a hotwayer tank system where it was installed. So I use electric currant to heat water for every use of hot water. You can chose to use room temoerature water without using power. the flow is good, but as you increase the flow the water does not get enough time to heat. but for me, using the hot water as per my likeness, it was hot enough and even hotter with a conformable flow of water.
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I have the Model 055 which is 110/120 volts; 150 watts/60Hz AC. It works on my regular U.S.A. house current. Also, here is the telephone number of Battle Creek Equipment 1-800-253-0854 www.Battlecreekequipment.com who would probably be glad to help you. I really like my heating pad and I use it a lot. I hope this helps answer your question(s). Respectfully!
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No, this is for 220, sure saves money on your electricity. Set timer to heat water only when you need it.
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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!
1424840
It will not run on steam. You must use your battery or electricity from a 110V outlet. Trying to use steam will.void the warranty, and likely make one hell of a mess.
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HeatWave Saunas operate up to 141 degrees F. 2120 Watts. This Sauna uses 120v/20 amp power - Appliance Type - 20 Amp - LEFT SLIT Outlet - *NOTE: electrical modifications may be required.
358773
Hi,A steam device won't work with it because it needs a high power and this transformer is only 200 Watt. Which is ok for lamps, amplifier, radio and other small and not high power devices.
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With a *proper* transformer (converter), that should be no problem. Check all the specs and make sure the transformer is capable to handle heavy duty appliances like this steamer. In doubt? Contact Jiffy.
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It will depend on the electricity in South Africa . If it is also 110, then you should be fine.
2156181
I would not recommend that. There is an inline control switch which may not handle the humidity well in a sauna or steam room.
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My unit was purchased for the USA and hence it was 120vac. Hot pots are frequently used in areas where 220vac is available, so you should have no problem solving this problem.
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The units that are stocked at Amazon's warehouses are 110V units. If you purchase from us using the non fulfillment link, we can get you a 220V unit and ship it to you via USPS Priority Mail. Use Better Water Store as the seller. If there is a lot of hardness in the water, we would suggest the Heavy Duty 4 star unit.
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The power supply voltage is 120 V for this boiler. It will not work in France where the household power voltage is 240 V. Not sure if using an adapter/voltage converter would be a good idea; it is a relatively high power (750 Watts) unit.
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I believe it can be, if done correctly by a licensed Electrician. However, wouldn't that deny the use of this units full heating potential; giving away about 1400 Watts worth of heating? I'm not a professional Electrician that you should be asking about this.I think it still would need to be directly wired into the main Electrical box with #10-2 with Ground, or use the 220v pigtail and plug that ships with this unit and wire a matching 240 vac receptical box into your main electrical Breaker Box.
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Does anyone know where I can buy a 220V unit. I am going to India and the apartments and environment are horribly dusty. I want to take a unit from here but dont think these converters 220 - 110 that area available in India work that well?