Can I plug this transformer into a 110 volt outlet and use it to power a 220volt , 2900watt tanning bed
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I am assuming that you have purchased tanning bed from china that is set up for "single phase" 220 as opposed to one from the USA that runs on "two phase" 220. If your tanning bed does not have a USA style power plug, that it is most likely "single phase" and this converter would work, but there is a but! Most appliances will draw more than their rated watts for a moment when they first are tured on. Your 2900W tanning bed could pull more that 3000W and that could blow the fuse in the converter. I would look for at least a 4000W converter to give you a little leeway. Hope this helps! I am assuming that you have purchased tanning bed from china that is set up for "single phase" 220 as opposed to one from the USA that runs on "two phase" 220. If your tanning bed does not have a USA style power plug, that it is most likely "single phase" and this converter would work, but there is a but! Most appliances will draw more than their rated watts for a moment when they first are tured on. Your 2900W tanning bed could pull more that 3000W and that could blow the fuse in the converter. I would look for at least a 4000W converter to give you a little... » Read More I am assuming that you have purchased tanning bed from china that is set up for "single phase" 220 as opposed to one from the USA that runs on "two phase" 220. If your tanning bed does not have a USA style power plug, that it is most likely "single phase" and this converter would work, but there is a but! Most appliances will draw more than their rated watts for a moment when they first are tured on. Your 2900W tanning bed could pull more that 3000W and that could blow the fuse in the converter. I would look for at least a 4000W converter to give you a little leeway. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I am assuming that you have purchased tanning bed from china that is set up for "single phase" 220 as opposed to one from the USA that runs on "two phase" 220. If your tanning bed does not have a USA style power plug, that it is most likely "single phase" and this converter would work, but there is a but! Most appliances will draw more than their rated watts for a moment when they first are tured on. Your 2900W tanning bed could pull more that 3000W and that could blow the fuse in the converter. I would look for at least a 4000W converter to give you a little leeway. Hope this helps!
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I used 110 to the transformer...but don't see why you couldn't if the voltage was the same. You'd have to clip the plug and wire directly.
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the model I have you would have to use the transformer to step it up this is a 110 unit but you might be able to order the correct unit for your voltage needs you have to check with Amazon
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Using a step down transformer may work but it has be heavy duty capable of handling high wattage. Better to buy 110V gadget.
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My house is the standard 120V....I do not believe it is to be used in a 220V outlet
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You will have to split off one leg of the 220,( cap one of the power legs) & have a dedicated 110 outlet for your juicer. Have a local electrician do it if you are not comfortable or skilled enough to work with electricity.
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You would need a robust step down transformer to convert 220v to 110-120v. Read the specifications for the Fryer, it may require around 1000W so your transformer must have at least that much if not 2-3x more.
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I think not it comes standard with 120Volts.You would probably need a "stepup" transformer adapter
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Yes, the transformer runs on both 110/220 but you may need a plug adapter depending on your area, it comes with the two prong U.S type plug.
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This would not work for you. It plugs in to a normal 110 house outlet and then converts to 12 volt dc current.
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This one will likely not work at all. I would suggest you get a voltage transformer rated at 900W or more.
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No, you Can not!!!You need to plug in some equipment that transforms the energy to 110volts
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Remove it from the back and carry it to the store. Tell them that is for a 750W transformer, working at 110 or 220 V.
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It should be easily converted. The transformer is external. It can't be drawing very much. Since it is electronic I suspect it is converted to DC inside the unit. I was able to download a manual from the companies website. You might do likewise to confirm it just needs to be fed 18vac, then pick up the correct corresponding transformer off amazon.
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It is 110 volts you would need a transformer it would be worth it it will rock your world.
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I believe you will need an converter that adapts both the voltage from 110 to 220 and the physical plug itself. I have one for light conversions and it works very well. Choose the correct size for the converters' capacities.
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Can i use a transformer to convert the voltage from 110 v to work on 220 v.Haricharan