What amperage circuit breaker is needed in my panel for 220v operation? 120v operation?
1161297
I used a 50 amp for the 220 anda 30 for amp for the 120, Tip: use the 220 every where you can its alot easier on the consumables.
1161298
i am using a 60 amp breaker on the 220 v circuit. at 120 v the cutter will kick out a 20 amp breaker if turned up over half power. i haven't tried using it on a 30 amp/120v circuit. But have used it at full power on my 220 v circuit with no problems.......
1161299
I called and asked the same question about a month ago. The lady that answered the phone said they used a 30amp breaker. I used 10 gauge wire and installed a 30amp breaker and it appears to work well. I don't know if this really helped, but I have to say I have not used it more than one hour. The instructions though, have much to be desired and too light to read. Have not tried the 220v yet.
1161300
I have mine wired 220V with a 40A breaker. Works great. I believe the manual said to use a 40A breaker.
126960
Standard here in USA is 120 volts for a normal household plug if I remember correctly. I work in a tool shop and a 220 volt plug is what we use for a 170 Amp welder which is the equivalent of what we use for our household laundry dryers.
1073491
I believe this should work for you. If you are using 120 volts, I don't see a problem.
848913
to get 220, you use two 110 breakers, that's all 220 is, is two 110s, 110+110=220 ... basically you have two 'hot' wires going into the unit, in this case you'll get two 60 amp breakers and run both hot wires to it (red & black), and your ground and neutral (green and white),..
1093937
I am using 120 Volts, However the adaptor rated input is 100 - 240 volts.So once you have the plug to fit for the 220 Volts supply you can use it.Note - check your Adaptor Input -It is listed on the adaptor label
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.
1904327
I assume you meant that you have 120 Volts AC, 60 Hz power (same as the US). That is what you need for this product.
1019440
Standard 3 pin US connector. Input 110 to 120V AC @ 60 Hz, Output 13.8V DC plus/minus 0.5V @ 30 Amp DC continuous/maximum, Regulation &lt;5%, 6A fuse, Ripple 150mV RMS. Your question reminded me that this might be unusable overseas (220V) without a transformer.
2202386
I use a 50amp @ 240VAC breaker. I would not go lower than that.I don't use it in 120V mode, but if I did it would be for light work (16 gauge rods) and I would use a 30 amp breaker, keeping in mind "light work only", otherwise it will trip the breaker. Bear in mind that normal 120V household circuits are 15 - 30 amp circuits, so if you intend to exceed 30 amps in 120V mode, run a dedicated circuit using suitably rated (50 amps) conductor wires.Hope that this helps.
647523
Although I'm not a professional electrician, I would say NO as the system requires 3 - 40amp 220/240V circuit breakers (120Amp total).
532116
I do not understand the question. You do not need 220. Your regular electric outlet should service you just fine.
1565739
Because of the difference in wiring, using this switch for a 220 volt circuit would be very dangerous. A 120 volt circuit consists of one line with power and one without power. A 120 volt switch breaks the line with power leaving the circuit dead. A 220 volt circuit has power in both lines. Breaking the power in one line would leave power in the other line. A 220 volt line switch must be used as a 220 volt switch will break the power in both lines.
2179096
I don't believe your service panel has enough amperage for this model. I think 220 volts coming in from main. Then the property using this model will need an update interior panel.
288537
Any well grounded 120 volt with 20 amp breaker. If using outdoors or in area that be wet assure the receptacle is GFCI protected.
1863312
My house is the standard 120V....I do not believe it is to be used in a 220V outlet
1541714
Lol, never. 120. For it to need 240 it would be one big sander. But 220v is two induction 110v circuits coming off the pole and run together to make 220 so make a splitter that uses one and the neutral line and you have your 110v. Just remember that breaker is bridged and anywhere from two 15- two 50amp circuits so they may not trip easy.
34729
i have anywhere from 55v's to 65v's coming from my panels. the max is 30 amps. i have 30 amp breakers on my system so i don't go over