will this work on a 230 volt air conditioner
334914
This will NOT work on a 230 volt circuit. However, if you are trying to control an HVAC unit, you put it on the circuit to control the fan unit, which should be 110 volts. This will hut the whole system down, including the outside compressor.
334915
Yes, if it's less than 10 Amps. http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Intermatic/Documentation/Timers/Spring_Wound/FD_FF_Instructions.pdf
334916
No, it is to be used only for replacing a bath fan switch or solely as a timer switch if you want to have power run to a switched outlet and have it turn off after so many minutes.
334917
Yes, if it's less than 10 Amps.http://www.intermatic.com/~/media/Intermatic/Documentation/Timers/Spring_Wound/FD_FF_Instructions.pdf
678795
Yes it will work but just make sure that the power outlet on your air conditioner systems is the same as the cord you looking at I bought my for weld machine and work great
890547
Absolutely, it'll carry up to 30amps at 230V. This answer is from my husband who is an electrician not me.
2114045
It plugs into a regular household outlet. The plug indicates 8AMPS 125VOLTS. Directions with the detachable plug says to avoid overheating and potential fire, do not use on broilers, toasters, irons or devices rated over 1000 WATTS. So I would think the 230 outlet would overheat this device.
1210294
Mine operates at 120 volts. I don't think it's capable of running at 230 volts, nothing in the instructions about wiring for a higher voltage, sorry.
1199917
my unit has only a 120V plug, no 230 plugs for USA sales would be my opinion. P.B.
161537
It depends on your existing thermostat. This unit requires 5 wires, with the 5th blue wire requiring 24V. If you have a modern 5 wire thermostat, it should work by hooking it up as you say. If you are currently hooked up to only 4 wires, I suggest getting an HVAC person to help out.
1225218
It will work on 12 or 24 volts DC. I tried it on 24 volts AC and it blew the bulb.
801895
It should, BUT depends on the Wattage of the AC unit. Even if the wattage on the AC is less than the generator output, it may not be able to start the AC unit. Look at the wattage draw of the AC. You also need to determin, if the AC is 220 Volts, or 110 Volts. The generator has outlets for each of the voltages.
1810598
It is designed to operate on a 120Volt single Phase circuit. This is how the internal windings are configured. One would need to rewire the internal configuration in order to work on a 230 volt circuit.If connected as it is shipped would burn out the motor.
1356060
It works on 230V directly.You may need to change plug but no need to use step up transformer.I hope this helps.
866662
I think It should, on the back of mine it says AC100-240V. So you should be fine. Hope this helps.
2233999
I don't know why it wouldn't. It should work an any 48 volt system given that you purchase a 48 volt meter. They also make 36 volt meter for 36 volt systems. You need to by a matching meter.
1534682
Willie, I am not an HVAC expert, but, this kit is for 240 volt use. I would check with your RV A/C service person before ordering it. Joe from Kalamazoo
729931
I would like to know this too. I live in Europe and I need to use it with 230 Voltage.
1590628
I looked up your motor and it looks like it's a 230 volt, so I'd have to say no. This motor is 115V.
616480
Hi,Thanks for asking! If you have a "System 4 or 5" the AC adapter requires the use of a standard 230 V AC source.