I have a 30 amp 220 volt twist on receptacle, I would like to run small 110 volt power tools off of it. All USA, will it work?
1002040
If you mean USA 220V, then no! USA 220V is 3-wire split phase (two hot, one neutral), European 220V is 2-wire (one hot, one neutral). You can quite easily make a cord that splits the single 220 into two 110s, just run one hot and the neutral to one receptacle and the other hot and the same neutral to the other receptacle. This is what is done from the panel in your home to the dual receptacles on the wall. Note that I take no responsibility for electrocution/fire/apocalypse if you wire this incorrectly!
1002041
No. Stick with your normal 110v outlets. You didn't indicate if you were located in a country that only has 220v and you are trying to use the transformer to run 110v tools you purchased in the USA. If so, use the normal two prong outlets with the 220v (European Schuko CEE 7/4 outlet), not the twist-on receptacle. These are normally rated to 16 Amps.
1709153
Negative, this drill only work for 110 V, it is very strong, but not for 220V.
586916
I know this machine would work on a German household receptacle as long as a person had the proper adapter. I do not know if a German receptacle is called a 220 volt or not. I do know I used my electric shaver and some other household items there with a proper adapter.
1935818
That depends on what voltage the pump is running at. It could handle 40 amp at 110, but it would require pulling 110 off each leg of the 220. If it draws 40 at 220 it will pop the breaker all the time on start up. You've got a pretty big pump if the latter is the case and you should probably go to a diesel genset.
1938982
I am using it in US for my trademill with 220 v and 1100 watt. It is working perfectly! I guess it will work perfect in the reverse way i.e for 120 v and 1500 watts.
1839356
No, it works on 115 volts. You will need to use a converter to make it compatible with your outlet.
941419
That will be fine.. a 220 volt product won't work on 110volt sytem, but a 110 volt will work on 220 volt system the only problem I see is the plug you use. If the wall outlet has round inlets you will need an adapter. Thank you.
1279936
Yes, this works on 110 voltage, but I do NOT recommend this appliance. It is cheap, does not work well, and is weak. Pay a little more and get a better machine.
733986
It depends on the rating of your power tools, how many Amps? This transformer works both for 110 volt and SINGLE PHASE 220 Volt power.
1934045
You may use whatever plug you need. It does not come with a plug only bare wires at the end of the pigtail. The cutter just works with 110 or220. No extra wiring just put on the plug you need. I put mine on the 50 amp plug that I use for my welder. This is a good tool when operated on 220.
670968
I wouldn't know why not, depending on how many amps the generator can support at 220v. What is the output of your generator? Is the 220v outlet rated at "X" number of amps? Depending on how you are setting the welder, you may need up to 20 amps of service from the generator, which may be higher than it is rated.
1074275
The generator side is a twist lock 220 volt plug and it taps out to four standard 110v outlets that will work with standard two or three pronged plugs. so YES.
1992071
I plug it in to a 120 socket. Sorry I can't tell you if it can handle 220. Try calling Maytronics and see if they are a better help.
884446
The twist outlet supplies 220 volts, so you can operate appliances with that same voltage. However, the WATTAGE of the appliance can't exceed that of the generator (3250watts/220volts = 15amps)
1975160
I would have to say yes based on the variety of electrical outlet adapters that were included with the unit. I am not familiar with anything other than US 110/240 currents however. Hope this helps!
431612
Not likely. I looked on the prime website and my unit. There's nothing that suggests it will work for 220vIt only has the std 120v plug; not the one sideways hot spade. I didn't try it on 220v circuit to know for sure.
43989
Portable power tools sold in the USA are almost always rated at 110-120 volts...as is true with this product.