Power: what voltage and amperage do you need to run it?
1027859
the 3 hp motor is rated at 230 volts. I have mine on a dedicated 29 amp circuit
1027860
I wired my motor for 220v. Let me check the specs (including breaker) and get back to you later tonight or tomorrow.
1027861
220-240 volt and minimum 15 amp circuit. The plug is for a 15 amp 230 volt outlet so that's the minimum. This is for the 3HP motor.
1027862
I run it with 240v dedicated 20 amp double pole breaker. I also use a heavy duty, 10/3, 25 foot extension cord to reach the saw.
1027863
The 3 Hp saw comes prewired with a 20 Amp 3 prong 220V plug. The saw will draw about 12.4 amps running. Use a 20 Amp 220V circuit with a minimum 12 gauge line wiring.
1027864
From the manual: "A suitable circuit should not be less than AWG 12/3 wiring..." (for 3hp single phase). Such a circuit requires a 20 amp dbl. pole breaker.
1555158
I'm running mine on a 40 amp breaker... But it also came with a 120v 20 amp adaptor so you could run it on a regular outlet with limits to output..
1613978
Are the connecting wires of appropriate gauge? You need at least 14 gauge wire to supply power. I sized mine up to 12 gauge which is rated for 20 amps.
2172625
Require power source of 12v DC. Could run on a 12v rechargeable battery pack not sure how long depends on battery pack.
285073
I am not familiar with this. I guess you would have to look at the "specs" of the "thing" you want to plug in and see what it's power requirements are.
2284994
Hi,please see the following link,this item is what you need,just make sure the voltage of power is 5V.Otherwise,the rest of products which in my shop ,you can just have a look,i
1876103
110-120 volts. Also answer to amperage question is: watts divided bby volts equals amps (ohms law) e.g. 1000 watts divided by 120 volts = 8.3 amps
1212471
If you're running 110volt, then the 15 amp is what you need. If you're running 220 volt, you'll need a 30 amp.
825817
If all you need is a cord, you can buy the plug and wire at Radio Shack. Look at the charger rating for your unit if you need the wall transformer too. This puts out 12 volts at 3 amps or 36 watts. Don't try to use it on a piece of equipment that requires more amps!
11439
The instructions say that it draws 18 watts. So a 12V 2 amp (or higher amp rating) power supply would run it.
1119810
Start up amps are 11.7. Running amps are 4.0 - 9.7 Watts at start up are 1350 Watts running are 1025 Please remember this is high velocity, not high heat.
210518
My manual says it requires 120vac. If you have a transformer to step down your voltage, you could use it. I have no idea if this would be available but you could go to an electrical hardware shop and ask them.
282033
Ideally would be 24 watts, without considering conversion losses etc. Being a switching supply, it should be close to the that (basic formula is P=I*E, P is power, I is current, E is volts).
2080555
Make sure the power supply you are trying to use is the proper voltage and DC output.
128757
You are OK as long as you don't exceed 15 amps. Why don't you do the math using ohms law and save yourself all the effort of plugging and unplugging? Each item will have a decal that defines the power it requires to operate. http://www.ohmslawcalculator.com/ohms_law_calculator.php
1428762
You will need to buy the power supply separately. Be sure you purchase one of correct voltage and amperage.
1875528
I measure 2.8 amps @ 11.9 volts so you need a 12 volt 5 amp transformer (wall wart) if you don't want it to get hot.