Hi, Professor. I imagine that the source is 220V with ground, or 110V from each pole to ground. Do you know if the two 110 V outlets are connected to the same or opposing poles? Meaning, is the load from the two separate outlets going to the same 110...
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The two 110V lines are connected between the two hot lines (one 110 connection to each hot line in the 220V connector) and neutral line of the 220V connector, and the two grounds of the 110 V lines are connected to the ground of the 220V connector.
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from the manual: On models with multiple 110V outlets, the total output of theunit is shared between the outlets. One outlet may not be able to deliver the total rated power onthe unit. Capacity of each plug outlet will be limited by the breaker on the outlet.
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Well, you asked this Texan a question she knows nothing about. Not a travel even in our wonderful states. I know nothing works in England or used too. It is regular 110 two pronged plug with one prong larger than the other. You might email the Clover company and ask that question. They are an old a well established company in the states. Sorry wasn't more help. I could email for you if you can't yourself. You have a wonderful day in the down under. blessings.....Elaine in TEXAS!
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Hi Patricio. I have never used 220VAC with this; I only use standard 120Volt outlet. Sorry; I wish I could be more helpful, but I will tell you that the tool is quite WONDERFUL for what it's supposed to do. Best! Mike
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Sorry, not so technical, so here are all the details those I can see. On the adapter, there is a small switch than can move from right to left, and on one side it shows 120V and the other side shows 240V. Further it shows as Input: 120V/240V AC 60/50Hz....hope these answer you question.
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I don't know. I just have it plugged into a regular 110 outlet and it works fine.
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Sorry, I plugged in the 110 voltage to the calculator instead of the 220 Volt. Most charts refer to the 240V rating, which is what we experience here where I live. The voltage drop is the same as the 110V rating (our voltage runs 120V). (240 down to 239.608) again less than 1 volt drop in this short run and should not over heat the cable! Hope that answers your question.
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Wattage and voltage are 2 different values.. it is NOT 220V.. it uses a 20A plug however (http://www.farm-home.com/images/HiRes/jb01/10503001c.jpg) it will not work in a standard 110v outlet unless you replace the plug on the power strip or change the outlet in the wall (not suggested unless you run 20A service as well)
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Hi, The power supply is not dual voltage. It will only work on 110V. Thanks for asking.
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Hey Frank why do you feel you need to run a 220 line and breaker? The unit is set up for 110 plug and works jsut fine on that. I have a 2 ton unit and it is great on the 110.
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If you are talking the standard 110-120 (different sized prongs) that is common today, it works flawlessly. It sounds like you might be trying to use it in a pre-wwii home, in which case your outlets will have the same sized prongs.Even at straight 110 you'll be able to charge multiple devices off this USB hub. Each usb channel is only going to be 5.00±0.25 V (pre-3.0) or if you have newer devices 5.00+0.25-0.55 V (USB 3.0). Even if you filled the hub, it's highly unlikely you'd run into any power issues.
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That is not something I can answer. Ours is plugged into a 110 outlet and works fine.
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I do not know. All of my outlets are 110 volts so I just plugged it in. I have already returned it so I can not check. Sorry
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I reread the description and don't know where you got that idea but there is a standard plug which you DO plug into a 120v standard outlet. I used them last year. Nice and bright and if its too long for your space, just double back once you get to the end.
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One needs to purchase an appropriate plug converter. Something like thatVCT VP18 UK to USA Plug Adapter Converts 3 pin British Plug to 3 Prong Grounded USA Wall Plug(you may google it)
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My first inclination is to recommend checking the two adapters by placing them on the same circuit in the house to see if they sync up - most likely two outlets on the same wall will be on the same circuit. If they sync up on some outlets but not others, the most likely problem is that there are too many circuits between them. The more electrical circuits the data from the adapters has to cross, the worse the signal will be and could cause the two adapters to not recognize one another.
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that is correct. if you connect them incorrectly nothing will happen. the voltage output will be one or two volts. if you connect them correctly you should get 18 volts. good luck.