my current unit, for the carpet attachment plugs serperately into the 120V wall plug, will this work the same way
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Here's my review. Hope this helps you. They offered to have me return it. I had an expert who owns a central vac shop come to my house to help me clean some clogs in my system. I thought I had something wrong with the intakes also as the powered head sold with this system wouldn't work. The rest of the attachments work fine on just the suction from the main unit, but the powers head that is used on carpets doesn't work. He told me that there was nothing wrong with my system. Amazon provided the wrong hose. A non powered hose. As another reviewer wrote. It shows the correct powered hose in the instructions that come with the system! The correct powered hose costs over $225! Not happy. Called amazon, and they said I could pack it up and ship it back. Not acceptable to me. I got rid of the original packaging and who has the time. I want the complete system that I thought I was paying for. I have been a very very regular customer of Amazon (like at least once a week!). I hope they make this right.
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Hello Cathy, From your description, your hose is a "pigtail" configuration. There is a cord at the end of the hose that you plug separately into a nearby electrical outlet whenever you want to use your carpet attachment. FYA Store offers genuine Electrolux products exactly as pictured and described. The hose in this kit comes with both configuration. Should you have any question, please contact us at 347.427.8790 and we will gladly assist you. Regards, FYA Store
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Yes, the hose has power cord built in so you can plug a separate wire on the hose to the 120V wall outlet.
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Yes! Has electric corded plug on hose ...5-6 ft for AC power attachments...
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Yes, you can plug it in to any standard 115 VAC outlet. You can even change the shaft rotation if needed by flipping the shaft portion.
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No, it is not designed for 120 VAC; it works on voltages up to 24 volts I believe. I'm not sure if there is any limitation on AC or DC voltage. Likely it should be DC.
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I believe this should work for you. If you are using 120 volts, I don't see a problem.
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You have to use the attachment to connect to the slanted plug then plug it in the regular wall. One its plugged in its arkward looking sticking out the wall. I opt to purchase a separate regular plug.
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Janice, the hose assembly comes with the 2 prongs for 120vac on the hose connector. Taped to the handle is an adapter module that replaces this with the extension cord that plugs into a standard 120vac outlet. It will work with the old style or new style.Regards,Ken
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Yes, screw terminals are for 12 VAC output. The 120VAC input is through the plug on the back of the unit.
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its a 12 VOLT DC vaccuum the fuse in the plug is rated at 10 amps so it will draw less than 120 W
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As long as the plug adapter is the same, it should work just fine. I have used several central vac, power heads with my back pack vac without issue. Good luck.
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Yes, basically the voltage output will match the voltage input. This power strip was designed for 120 volts, but I don't think it will be effected by the lower (110-115) voltage, It will still provide the same suppression protection.
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not sure about the pictured model, but both models of mine are 110 vac plugs. Check manufactures site for model type differances.
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Be careful, it does matter for 120VAC! As with the first contributor, the larger slot is the neutral pole (white), smaller slot is line (black), and the rounded hole is the ground (green). Wiring this incorrectly will either blow a fuse or could subject you to electric shock.
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Yes, the power supply is rated for 120 - 240 VAC input. You would simply need to use an adapter for the US style plug to the New Zealand style plug.
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The unit on the bottom states 120 VAC. If it could accept a higher voltage it would say so. Your answer is no.
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mine works like a charm! the on/off switch on the hose works without having to plug into an outlet. I do have to plug into an outlet to be able to use the power carpet brush. hope this helps.
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It will BUT... This is a 12 volt relay, not 120 Volts that is standard in house wiring. You would need to use a 12V transformer (like a wall wart on most gizmos) to step the power down. Better to find one that is 120V, like the OMRON time delay relay, then it can be wired directly in without the transformer.
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The unit is designed for 110 volts, so you'll have to find a way to reduce the voltage and adapt the power plug. Suggest you query the manufacturer's help line at 1-800-255-4101 (option #5).