The specs say 240 volt. The picture shows a standard 120 volt 15 amp 3 prong plug. Can someone please advise if the units is 240 or 120?
310235
the voltage is 110 and not 220 Here where I live the voltage is 220 ie I am unable to use the product . I bought it as 220v as its announcement , and received a 110 v .
981238
I first saw these in a 240V country in Europe. I checked mine and they only say 120V. The only thought I have is that you must specify that you want the 240V version when you order. Sorry I'm no more help.
495297
In the description it says it is a 3 prong but when you get it it is only standard. I just left it off of mine and just use regular outlet on wall.
1140231
Mine is 120v ac, I guess they come in 240v also for our friends across the pond, make sure you know what your ordering.
746023
It is a nema 6-20 plug. Google that to see. it has a round ground plug and 2 flat plugs, 1 vertical and 1 horizontal. 20 amo 240 volt
64233
its 120 volt standard 3 prong AC outlet like your microwave or lamp would plug into! my unit works great has served me well
1135997
Mine is a regular two prong AC wall plug type. It would plug into any U.S. standard 120 volt outlet.
1952953
Can't answer electrically.. but these units are good in that they have an inlet plug (that only receives a computer cord, not an extension cord), an on/off switch, and a fuse holder so that you can include a fuse based on the size of things connected. It is wired up as 240 v, so I had to get an electrician to show me how to use jumpers to convert it to 120.
1079687
The unit has a plug for north American use, i.e. 120V. Grounding is included. The unit has no built in way to switch to 240V.
1965830
the switch that is advertised is 110V only. It has a standard US type 3 prong plug
830599
It only plugs into a standard 120 volt outlet. It will not work in a 220 volt 15A outlet.
2006245
120Vac, 15A. will not work with 20 amps, since this is only rated at 15 amps. here is what is on the back of the unit [i unplugged mine and wrote down the specs that are on the unit and what is on the box itself]. LOAD RATING: 15A 120V 60HZ LINE VOLTAGE: 120V SURGE PROTECTION: L-N, L-G, N-G MAXIMUM SURGE VOLTAGE: 6000V ENERGY DISSIPATION [JOULES PROTECTION]: 1500J MAX. SURGE CURRENT: 60,000A VOLTAGE PROTECTION RATING: 400V [L-N, L-G, N-G] RESPONSE TIME: &lt;1ns EMI/RFI: YES ELECTRICAL: 2 OUTLETS LED INDICATORS: 2 [PROTECTED & POWER] LIMITED LIFETIME PRODUCT WARRANTY $75,000 CONNECTED EQUIPMENT GUARANTEE
1344066
On mine, the back of the plug reads: "Input 120V ~ 60HZ 14W" and it also says "Output 12.0V ~ 300mA." Lastly, the plug reads, "Class 2 Power Unit." I wish Amazon would let me post photos.
1453369
Yes... This is a 240 Volt Unit. Draws 31.3 Amps - Ergo... A minimum 40 Amp circuit.All of this information is in the Item Description and many of the reviews.
1251472
The plug is the standard U.S. 2-prong version. The input spec says "AC 100-240V~50/60Hz 0.15A". I hope this helps.
316329
I'm not sure if I understand what you're asking but, here goes. It plugs into a normal (USA) 110 electric outlet and on the back of the unit it says "1500W 120V AC" Hope that helps.
279160
It's not listed as a 120/240. What it states is that it plugs into the 120/240 plug on the gennie.