Ouch I was all set to order till I found out the residence we were buying this for is on 3 phase power. Any suggestions for that situation? I'm fairly positive this won't get the job done.
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I'm so sorry - I have no idea. I know this works for 200 amp service - but me saying that just shows that I'm not an electrician. :(
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Sorry, I have no idea what you're referring to. Check with an electrician or someone at a home supplies store.
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You may want to look in to the voltage problem also. This runs on the 110 voltage.
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Hi. My contractor had to put in a new plug and different from what we normally use.I am sorry I don't remember more about it, but that had to take place for it to run.so it is an added expense but it's a great a/c.
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The volts is not the problem....what u need to find out is how much amps is ur system if its 15A or below then the conditioner will be able to handle it
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Definitely not the best option. Cost to operate this unit in such a way would be extremely high. My electric bill skyrocketed while I used this unit, it requires 60amps of available current to operate. Plus the unit itself doesn't last long. Don't buy.
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Like another write said....forget joules...look at clamping voltage and get 300 or less volts. This has 500 and is almost worthless since most failures from a power company transformer can hit you with 440 and that took out everything in my house including a well...surge protected TVs included. Luckily if your handy with a screw driver and a soldering iron you can change the MOVs in most electronics and the device with work just like new...or leave take it out and you have it working but with no protect next time. This strip uses movs and one hit and it will be gone.
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I assume that you want to hard-wire your power cord. I seem to remember some instructions on how to do that, that came with the unit. If you did not get that information, I'm sure Waste King would gladly email the instructions to you. Give that a try.
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Hi, The system I have is a three phase system. Two incoming 72 KV lines into two large transformers create the third phase. I use the units on both 125 V phases. It seems that the signal does not have problems to run through both transformers. I hope this is useful for you. I know there is a cross-over unit if it gives problems to go from one phase to the other. K.R. Tony
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Sorry I ended frying mine since I didn't do it correctly. So I had to order a replacement and ended up having an electrician install for me.
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Oh boy.....that is the LAST thing I want to do.....I'm actually using it just fine right now with an extra AC Adapter I had laying around the house. Maybe I was just shipped the wrong Adapter? I have no idea. I guess I will call Amazon tomorrow. Thanks for the reply!
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In the past Cyberpower has been very good about supporting their products. Ask them but I think the responses below are pretty close, you have too much load, the battery is bad (or not charged). Are you sure your wall power outlet is good?
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Hi - Like you, I really like this unit. My I suggest contacting the mfg. If anyone can help it should be them. Best of luck!
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So my current setup had the Rc wire in, no Rh, so initially I plugged one of the lines from the transformer to C and another to Rh and only my AC would work, not heating. Remember that by just pluggin one lead to C you do not complete the circuit for 24v to flow through the nest and give it power. If you have the same setup as I do, just follow my instructions to connect the power supply to give the nest the 24v on the C connection
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I'm sorry, you probably did. An a/c sounds like overkill for such a small unit (I'm pretty sure such appliances need their own exclusive protected socketed, at least that's how we do it in Jamaica).
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Yes had same problem. Ordered Power cord and they sent wrong one. Then the company in * LaMarque TX* we got it from never returned our calls. Our son just uses it for decoration only. Frustrating to say the least. Sorry I couldn't help more.
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First of all its going to run really hot. It's not going to give you a constant 120 volts maybe 117 but thats still safe for you eletronics. That's not a quick fix using the opti ups I woud contact the power company and have them come out and check it out the opti is used on old homes when there is a drop in voltage for a moment or to. Like when the ac unit kicks on. Sounds like you have a bad transformer on the electric pole. Ifs that the case they should replace it.