My house is wired 110V. What additional items do I need to purchase for the conversion?
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to get 220, you use two 110 breakers, that's all 220 is, is two 110s, 110+110=220 ... basically you have two 'hot' wires going into the unit, in this case you'll get two 60 amp breakers and run both hot wires to it (red & black), and your ground and neutral (green and white),..
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Hi. My home was also, an my electrical knowledge was limited at best... Upon googling, I learned that I just needed to make sure I had room for a 60 amp double pole breaker, (which I did)... Went to the hardware store with one of my old breakers (so they could see which style box I had), and they showed me which breaker style I needed. Other then that, I just had to buy 30' of number 6 wire. I got the kind that has 3 in 1 basically.
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You will need a single pull 60amp breaker with #6 wire with only two wire with a ground. So its call 6-2 wire. I first got the 6-3 but didnt need the third wire and it was about 30.00 cheaper for a 100ft roll.
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Most homes in the USA are wired with both 110 and 220 volts available in the breaker box. If you have an electric stove with an oven it no doubt runs on 220 volts. If you have central airconditioning it will most likely run on 220 volts. Just look in your breaker box and count all the circuits. read the numbers on them... This water heater will need another double 60 amp breaker. Check to see if you have space in the box, look for blank plates in the column of breakers. If this is too much information for you then you'd be better off getting an electrician to at least help you with the job.
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Hello Steve. I am not an electrician but can tell you this unit will not operate on 110V. You will need a 220V service of about 60 Amps to run this heater. This is a very high amperage for home usage and more than a tank type heater would use. I strongly suggest you have a licensed electrician look at the heater requirements and give you a bid. This heater will not perform properly without the right electrical supply.
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The power cord converts 110 volts to 12 volts DC and connects through a mini-plug. You could use a 220 volt converter and then plug into that when you are in areas where 110 volt connections are unavailable.
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They have an adapter kit that you can buy for all 110 V your stuff ready to convert it
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The power supply converts 110vac to 12vdc, If you want to power them over Ethernet you need 12-18v, NON 802.3af.
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I used a converter box I got from RedioShack to covert 110 volt plugin to 12 volt
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As purchased, the device comes with a 120v to DC transformer. One would need to obtain the appropriate DC transformer.
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All u need is a fused 12 volt power source. If used as a base a 120v to 12v converter can be used. I got all my stuff at a local radio shack.
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Run a wire from the main panel thru the garage wall to the location for your 220V receptacle. Not a big job.
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Go to hardware store and purchase a heavy 110 plug. Maine switches current automatically.
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you will need to buy a simple 120V converter, available at any electronic store
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maybe yes maybe no...if you already have an existing switch on the wall that is just on/off that is 110v... then yes....just take it out and replace with this...if no then you will need additional components.
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Mine was wired for 110v on arrival and there were directions for rewiring it to 240v in the manual.
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Line out converter (if your deck is old and doesn't have RCA ports), power wires, 30A fuse. There may be more smaller things along the way to get it done (ex wire cutters, solder, etc), but these are the main things
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Purchased TV is dedicated 110v outlet and has been using a converter. 220v is not supported.
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Any 110V outlet would do. Here is their website you can contact them for further questions: http://hometechind.com/contact.html
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Hi,You need a Transformer(Adapter)110 To 220 Or varsa versa.Check out seven star on Amazon. Good Lock.J.E(SFO)
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Bring it to Home Depot. Anyone in the electrical dept can show you the type of wire & outlet you'll need.