need a dedicated circuit? what voltage circuit?
189677
You will need a 20 amp dedicated circuit to avoid overheating both the heater and the circuit.
189678
You do not need a dedicated circuit for the Duraflame heater but you should not place too many electrical items on the circuit that you are using for the Duraflame because it draws a lot of amps. I have my Duraflame on a 15 amp circuit breaker and it works fine. The voltage is 110. I'm not an electrician so if you aren't sure about the conflicting information that you are receiving you may want to consult with an electrician before you buy a Duraflame. It's a very nice product, well built, and worth the money.
646365
I had a spare 12V, 3.75A from a Samsung monitor lying around so that's what I used. Almost any 12v power brick will do though.
2095988
I'd just email the company.... Otherwise radio shack has adapters for all voltages etc. :)
1383554
You might need a plug shape adapter but the voltage requirements should be fine.
435994
....use any ole 12V power supply you have left over from stuff you've thrown away. it will need to be 300ma or higher. polarity does matter!
751274
I would contact Ronco Customer Service - On their website (www.ronco.com). I would think that you'll need a voltage adapter just to plug it in.
52635
A 110 volt circuit is all you need. Buy the switch they recommend for operation. It's a 3-switch unit that works all 3 functions of the unit in one small standard electrical box.
1512455
You need to go with the professional switches by ivac rated for 240volts. You will need a "tool" switch and a "vacuum" switch.
1082149
I don't know your particular setup but you need to separate voltages, one to power your volt/amp meter and the one your wanting to monitor. The you monitor you need to setup with your shunt, you have to use a shunt for it to work. If you don't set up a shunt amp meter will show nothing. I hope this helps.
2234479
other than using a transformer adaptive to you supply voltage. I would recomend you contact the manufacture direct to avoid mishaps.
900552
I would presume you'd need a simple and inexpensive voltage converter [tranformer].
1313849
Mine says nothing about dual voltage and I see no buttons orcapabilities of switching to another voltage.
1142850
Just 120 V input. You may be able to get an adapter separately that would work. I'd check for options that are online.
1035626
If you plugged the voltage adapter into the wrong voltage, you could have burnt a circuit. Voltage must be compatible.
708527
Just use the low voltage wire from the hareware store. It has the positive and negitive wires together.
1545998
Contact the seller, they are very very helpful, and purchase the 12V splitters for your needs. Just be sure that youdon't exceed the capicity for the power supply.
1400670
It's a three prong plug, so if concerned about safety; yes it needs a ground (three prong outlet). As far as dedicated circuit, its powerful, but not like an big industrial motor, so dedicated circuit is not needed.