will a 240 volt 30 amp circuit work #10 wire and 30 amp breaker
1030359
I'm not an electrician, but my understanding is that #8 wire and a 40-amp breaker is needed. At least that's what my electrician actually installed.
1946297
Yes to reduce the amps used in the circuit u could use the 240v circuit. It comes with the standard 120v plug.
332464
take a 30amp. main breaker on input side and a combination of up to 30 amps on the out put.
992904
I don't see why not. You just put the 15 Amp fuse in place of a 10 Amp one. Just make sure you're not overloading the circuit as the wiring is probably designed for certain combined amperage
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!
596619
I doubt it, there is not a 208/240 volt receptacle on the unit. There are two 20 amp 120 volt and one 30 amp 120 volt.
1849443
This could be done,but unless you are a licensed electrician, I wouldn't try it. The job would involve separating these circuits at your breaker box and rewiring to a separate switch box. 30 amps would not handle all those appliances. This breaker was probably added to the generator to supply enough power to operate an RV.
1119388
hi Once your Shop electrical panel box (sub panel box) and wire is sizes correct you should have no problem. lathe Breaker 30 amp, 6 mm square wire .. don't think you would be powering up all equipment in shop at the same time...
2245963
It should work for you. However you will be limited to the breakers in transfer. Even though you could switch 15 for a 20 or a 30 amp breaker you are limited in the amount of total breakers. If this unit is equil to what you want to run then you will be ok.
1301557
Yes it is normal house circuit, but a regular 15amp circuit will not be good enough. You will have better luck with a 20amp, You can tell by checking your panel box to see if you have a 20amp breaker or fuse controlling the receptacle you plan to use. A 20 amp circuit will be connected to 12 gauge wire which is what you need to carry that much electricity. DO NOT just replace a 15amp breaker or fuse with a 20amp without making sure that that the wire is heavy enough to carry the 20amps.
2025437
Yes, it can be plugged into a 30 amp breaker but you can only use up to 5000 watts of the 7500 setings. Also if you use the 7500 watt selection you must have 8 gauge feed wire rather then stated 10 gauge.
1982634
I have ordered the 30 amp cord.....It is my understanding that all the cords (15 and 20 amp) would work.....What determines which one you need is the amperage size breaker you are connecting to.......
598119
Not per code. The panel has a 30 Amp breaker and uses 10 GA wire. 40 Amp circuits require 8 GA.But, as long as you do not change out the 30 Amp breaker you would be safe. This would mean that turning on too many burners would blow the breaker. All depends on whether you're doing the install yourself or having an electrician do it. He won't do it but you could if you're willing to accept the risks. (Your insurance wouldn't cover anything if you should have a fire.)
1825695
I can tell you that they provide a 30 AMP fuse to protect the circuit. Hope that helps!
1782914
30 amp 220 volt breaker and 30 amp wiring only! Using a smaller breaker and wire is a fire hazard because breakers don't always trip when overloaded! If the 20 amp breaker fails to trip then the wire will heat up like a burner on an electric stove and will catch on fire.
1325519
Theoretically number 14 wire with a 15 amp breaker would do.the job, but some local codes do not allow smaller than number 12 wire. I would use number 12 with a 20 amp breaker and nothing else on the circuit
2186814
25 amp (120volt x 25amp equals 3000watts) use at least #4 wire under 10' #2 above