i need to plug in an air conditioner. Is there a zwave rated for this
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Can you please post the specs of the air conditioner? HP, watts, or whatever they list.
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Without knowing whether your air conditioner is 120V and the current demand or 220V and the current demand, this question can not be answered.
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You will beed to connect the "C" wire. Just beware that this unit does not function to the ADT Zwave system.
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John, thank you for your interest in the TLP825. The TLP825 has a 15 amp 120V AC circuit and will support up to 1800 watts. If your window air conditioner is at or under these power requirements, it will work with the TLP825. For confirmation or if you have any additional questions, please reach out to our Chicago-based Presales Applications team at (773)869.1773.
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I used it on a pressure washer. I am not being an electrician by trade but I would think it would work as long as your air conditioner is a 15 amp 120 volt unit it should work.
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I'm not sure, but when I installed a window air conditioner it specifically stated that it must be plugged directly into an outlet. So, this would probably not be a good idea. The item is great for irons, electric curlers, coffee pots, etc.
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NO! (That 220 is for air-conditioners, too powerful) (this fan has a 2 prong outlet) ( I am no professional, check with your electrician)
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No; this is not a Z-Wave device. This is a ZigBee device - I believe it conforms to the ZigBee Home Automation standard but I'm not 100% sure.
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This truly need a designated circuit. If not you can't use any other devices on that circuit. It will trip breaker. I had one installed upstairs and downstairs a few yrs ago for ac and heat. I plugged it into a outlet with just my computer and cell phone charger on it and it tripped. It maxes out 15 amp circuit. But it work very well keeps 900 sq ft room nice and comfy.
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Yes. The Amp size of the service does not matter. It just has to have a place to connect to a 2 pole (230/240Volt) breaker. I have one on my 200 amp service and one on the disconnect to the outside A/C unit.
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Yes, as long as you have a certified z-wave gateway such as a Raspberry Pi B+. My company utilizes all z-wave products for all of our clients that have second and third homes that want this extra security with HVAC, Water, Electric, Garage Doors, Fireplaces, Lighting and so on.
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We use it with a Dehumidifier and works fine; so if your Air Conditioner is rated for 15A outlets; and it can turn on when plugged in (Some units with digital controls remain off; others return to its last state). Also note some units keep the fan on after the compressor was shut off. If none of this is an issue for you; then it should work.
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No, because in all likelihood the "source" of AC power when using this adapter to plug in to a standard 115V AC outlet is only rated for 15A max. Which means the load current that circuit can "safely" provide should not exceed 12A continuously. Most Air Conditioners, (and space heaters), other than "portable" units, are generally rated at higher amperage.
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Yes it does, but pay attention to the amperage. I found that it was not able to accommodate my air conditioner. Also, 220-240V uses a variety of socket types. This device uses a smaller plug than what would be found on a air conditioner. So you might need an adapter.
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Not sure where you saw that. Surge watts 10,000 Rated would be less. Somewhere around 8500
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It does require a C'wire power. There are other Z-wave thermostats out there, that are battery powered and should work in your case. I have one on my upstairs HVAC by a company called 2GIG.
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I am going to answer this here, since it's typical of me to browse questions before reviews and comments on reviews. After reading those, I see the answer is: NO. This is NOT Z-Wave compliant technology. It is only for use with some other system.
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Should work just fine. Of course, if you're using it in the bathroom you'll want to make sure it's plugged into a GFCI outlet (The outlets with the reset buttons). I use one for an air conditioner and it works great. Nice that it has a 90 degree plug too.