is this a 110 v lt plug in ? can you use this to blow out your water lines
1542833
Standard household outlet. You're talking sprinkler lines? This unit doesn't have the guts for that. It's good for tires and household inflatables.
1542834
yes its standard 110 volt US plug.No clue on water libnes - but great at pumping up car tyres
1542835
answer is it a 110 volt AC plug in... Yes plug into any normal household electric plug.Probably will be enough to blow out water lines. Check the Volume you need with specs on this compressor.
1542836
No you cannot blow out water lines with this compressor. It takes to long to recover and has too small of a tank. Sorry, if you want to blow out water lines, buy a bigger compressor.
1542837
I tried to and it works partially. I am here reading reviews to grab one with some more power to re-blow them out. If I were you I would get something bigger. This one is not bad for small jobs around the garage, but it's small.
1542838
Standard 110 3-prong U.S. AC-plug. Not for high volume applications. If blowing out a water line involves high-ish pressure & low volume, it should work. For volume context, it doesn't have the capacity to inflate an empty passenger-car tire without recharging for a few minutes in-between.
1542839
Yes, 110 volts. Yes, suitable for water lines, assuming you have 110 circuit available.
1774104
It has to be wired with 110 but I had an electrician wire it to the wiring coming to my electric hot water heater on one leg. I did not ask how he did this but it's wired 110V
1384301
no,it`s a 120 regular plug out-let.hope this help`s you answer you question,& also it is a good pump for the money !!
208875
it is a 110v pump. the plug has two stright blades and a ground pin(round). I have used mine for about a month with no problems.
828334
Yes, it is electric, but has a standard plug, as I live in California. Make sure you follow directions as far as the type of water and the amount. My daughter and all her friends love it.
349973
This unit is 120v and designed for a pond, not an aquarium. My opinion it is way too powerful for an aquarium as it is built to clear 2000 gal or larger ponds.
2251422
Yes, it plugs into standard North American 120v, 60 Hz outlets. The electrical cord isn't shown but it's built into the pump and is about 5' long. I've had the pump for about a year and it works well.
2023069
No, it is not a regular plug. The preferred option for this unit is to hardwire back to breaker box. Alternatively you can instal a specific 240V 20A outlet. Either way you need 2 free adjacent 120V circuits in your box on opposite phases. If you are not experienced in this I recommend you hire a professional to do the instal as it can be very dangerous if not done correctly to local code.
1483606
The compressor should work fine for blowing out lines. you can set the pressure using the regulator based on your plastic water line ratings. It has quick connect fittings so you can buy an appropriate adapter for your use.
1946447
No, it is 120V and a horrible item. I had 2 and they both broke after very few uses.
431614
This item plugs directly into a 110vac recepticul so I would have to say no. But if your just monitoring line fluctuations and polarity in RV parks this is for you.
1312548
The unit is set up with a 110 3 prong plug and a floating cord not sure what you are inferring with your reference to 'transformer'. I saved more than 2K dollars in pool cleanings and fired my pool guy last season :).
753773
No. Just plugs into a regular outlet. However, you need someone to install a water line.
179227
No, this is a plug in 120V. If you had a conververter... then yes. Hope this helps.
2276615
We have this water heater hooked up to regular electrical service and it barely heats water at all. I would not buy it. For any purpose.
1792414
This unit is 220 V; not 110 V. As far as the plumbing concern I did this myself along with the wiring. Hope this helps you good luck
81916
no,keep it simple buy what is designated for your heater read info. on this one,just in case here it is,Don't buy this one unless you buy a new water heater and have someone qualified to run a new line that is 240v(10,000 watts, 40 amps, 250 volts, 60Hz capacity)