I'm using a 3600w crepe maker (220v, Plug NEMA 6-20, Amp: 16) 4-5 hours/day for commercial use in the US. Will this converter work?
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mi in europe so i havent usted the Stephanie down plugs just yet buy it works grieta with the 110 ítems so im hoping this will b the Same with 220 v Stephanie down
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No,it will not work.Simply you need at least three times strong( 10.000v or over..) converter than device you have.I think 15.000v would be better if you are gonna use commercial purpose 5 hours.But don't forget that there is no plug in type converter after 5000v.You will need electrician for hardwire connection...
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The short answer is yes. A crepe maker is an resistive load load that should not be bothered by the transformer. If you are running it off of a battery/solar power supply, however, you had better have a large bank of batteries to supply a load that large for so long. Hope this helps.
842041
Yes, it will. Using it for the last year and has not have a single failure so far. Good product.
1779058
No, you will need a U.S. adapter or rewire with a U.S. NEMA plug. This is an easy conversion.
519740
Typically, the converter should be 50% higher Wattage than the equipment. As yours is 2000W and the converter 3000W you should be fine. Some equipment has a high peak, when turning it on but I have not encountered that problem. Small equipment with 2000W and even 2500W have been running fine.
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This item is not a convertor. If your appliance accepting both 220v and 110v you should be fine. You can probably see that on your power chord/unit, labeled "input".
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I may not be qualified to answer this but here is my take on your question. Whatever your appliance draws on the 240v side it will be double on the 110v side. If you plug the transformer into a wall socket it may only be rated for 15 or possibly 20 amps. If your 240v dryer is going to draw any more than 7.5 amps (which it probably will) I would not use the transformer as you will probably blow your circuit breaker.Regards,S
879102
It should work fine. I am using it in Jordan to step down from 220V to 110 on my 1400W vacuum. pretty good product.
1346559
I am pretty sure it would only work with a 110v plug as it is an item that is sold in the US, so it is not typical for appliances of this nature to have the conversion built in to it.
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The power brick says that it can handle 110 - 240. I am using 120, so I am not sure what would happen... but those power converters are pretty universal. And the unit works great for processing a N64 signal and sending it via HDMI to an HD tv.
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I defently use a converter..it runs off a 110 outlet. Check the warrenty just in case.
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This unit is manufactured for 110v. I don't recommend you use it for 240 even with a converter. Surely, there must be some on the market designed for 240. Mine works great on 110 but I would consult a licensed electrician before trying it on a converter for any other voltags.
1480731
I have only used it in USA, Pennsylvania with 110V. I'm not sure if a conversion kit would work with it.
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Just use an adapter, 110 to 220. The timer may be set up for 60 cycle and may be off. I imagine that most timers these days are digital. It should work.
538161
Your heater needs 4000 Watts, however the converter is only 5000 Watts. In theory is should work however it is suggested to take about 50 % extra capacity on the transformer related to its anticipated use.Most likely it will work for a while, however the automatic fuse might activate...
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This unit will turn on/off a 12v source. So as long as the turning on/off of your converter is done with 12v, this should work. There isn't any telephone jack so you would have to wire one in.
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Yes, this transformer will work for your appliance.It converts from 240v/220v/200v to 100v/110v/120v. The 10v difference is within the normal range and is not of an issue.
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Hello Ms. Martinez,I haven't used the converter yet but my understanding is it is a step-down transformer (from 220v down to 110v). As far as I know, as long as you are not using an appliance that has a motor in it and within the power rating (watts), then it is okay.I'm not sure it it answers your question.
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I am not 100% sure but if your adapter would allow for the conversion to a regular 110 outlet it should work. Hope this helps