Is there a wiring diagram included with both for 110 and 220?
1534153
The wiring is simple. A if you wire for 220 than you will have a power source that will connect by the use of a white and black wire with a green ground. Grounds always to the chasis or equipment to the provided screw on the switch that is interlocked by the piping to the switch. The motor has a black and white wire to the switch. You will have to run both your motor leads and your power leads through the appropriate provided pathway on the switch box. The motor leads are normally conncected to the load side of the switch. Black on one terminal and white on the other side next to the black. The green is attahced to a ground screw. The power side leads coming from your disconnect or service switch or circuit breaker will have a white and black wire also if you are using romex cable with necked ground. Both white and black will have a 110 volts on each lead and between ground for a 220 total supply voltage. The white power lead must be attached to the Terminal line voltage side of the switch or just on the opposite side of the white load lead that you previously connected from the motor end. You do the same for the Black power lead to the terminal side just the opposite of the Black load side of lead terminal. (So that both the black meets black and the white meets white when the switch is closed. B. For 110 connections the dual voyage motor will double in amp draw and require a service wire size appropriate to handle the higher ampage draw. 1. You can wire the 110 just as the wiring matrix for the 220 volt and it will work The switch contacts are sized sufficiently to handle the amperage for both 220 and 110 but the circuit protection must be appropriate for that amperage load in either case.
2027969
There is fine print on all electronic devices identifying if they are 110/220 or just 110. Unfortunately, I don't have one, so I can't look.
34336
Turn the switch on the transformer to 230V when using it in Europe. Then connect your American 110V item to the transformer.
532375
No, this is all you need except the appropriate adapter for whatever country you are in that has 220 voltage and want to change it to 110 to keep from frying your electronics.
731411
Nah, 110 works fine just have a certified electrician wire it up for you and contact the office of electrified Nannies to have them inspected and certified.
746849
It is wired for 110v. There is no packaged 220v provision, i.e. a converter flip switch. You would have to use a seperate converter to step down 220 to the 110 that this unit uses. Hope that helps, if I understand your question...
317732
Both. There is a switch on the unit to indicate the input voltage. Mine came with a 110 plug, so you will just need a plug adaptor if you want to use it with 220. I have used the unit successfully with both voltages.
545598
It is 110/115 volts, NOT 220. If you have 220 you can get a box and breakers to split the 220 circuit into two 110 circuits.
1390923
As far as I know there really are no options, the relay switches one leg of the 220v power with with a 2-wire 24v thermostat. If you want to switch 110v instead you need to buy the suffix -120 version. Hope that helps
94130
I know you are going to find it hard to believe , but you can put the wires anywhere and it will work. This unit can not be wired wrong. I think I wired mine for 220 and used black and white for hot and green/yellow for common. Good luck. I have the book that came with the unit (such as it is). Send me your contact info and I will see if I can make a copy and get to you. my e-mail is phildi47@yahoo.com
1202187
Although if you have 2 wires plus a ground will be a 110 and If you have 3 or more wires plus a ground(s) it will be 220
1790222
That lamp is actually only wired for 110 volts. Unfortunately, there is no 220 version.
818652
No. It is set up on a 110 basis. I do not know if they have an alternative with 220.
2221528
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.
1130170
Remove the 4 screws on the box and you will see two2 wires going in to the converter and one wire going to ground or no connection. 110vac goes between the 2 wires going in to the converter[makes no difference witch direction]. the third wire can be attached to the case if you really want a ground. I don't know if China has a color code or not. I always open them up to look and attach the ground.
377553
Idon't know. I've only used conventional 110. I wasn't aware that that socket could be used with 220.
1413102
I recomemed this http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0022QOSDK/ref=pd_aw_sims_9?pi=SL500_SS115&simLd;=1It's little over the W you need and also other benefit is that you can convert both ways, from 110/220 and 220-110