can this generator operate a 220 volt item
1482721
Yes. "...one 240-volt twist-lock outlet..." You need to make sure that your item is wired in such a way that it can access the way the 240 volts are presented from the generator.
1482722
Yes. It has a two twenty plug. I do not use it for my stove or clothes dryer or water heater along with everything else, but you can operate them separately.
1482723
Yes, The TG32P12 produces up to 4,000 watts of power to run most of your electrically powered household items. You can use the 120-volt, 20-amp GFCI-protected outlets to simultaneously power lamps, TVs, computers, fans, or other low-wattage appliances. Or you can power 240-volt appliances, such as your water heater, using the convenient 240-volt twist-lock outlet. That is the 4 prong plug. Hope this helps.
903143
Not that I am aware of. Mine is designed to run on 110/120 Volts. I bought it for use in USA. Mine has a 20amp plug,which is not common in the US for a residential house. I usually use mine while connected to a generator.
513275
On the side of the switch it is clearly marked 200 watts 120 volts a/c, so no. It should not be used with 220 volts.
771149
I'm not sure. You'd have to check the specs by the manufactrer, or use a 120v transformer
2083154
no I don't believe so. it operates on 110 to 120 volt only. hope this helps. steve
1946447
No, it is 120V and a horrible item. I had 2 and they both broke after very few uses.
313961
Hi, as long as a generator can put out the 110-120 V and be careful about spikes, yes a generator will run anything. This is common when caterers have machines set up at parties and such they use generators. Spag's Espresso
664351
The switch is configurable to work with 110v or 220v outlet on the generator.
1074275
The generator side is a twist lock 220 volt plug and it taps out to four standard 110v outlets that will work with standard two or three pronged plugs. so YES.
1755396
Sorry can't help you. I researched this generator for possible use for emergency backup power for my house. I found little info on the web or no assistance from the company (which was hard to locate) on particulars for this item. As a result I didn't purchase. It didn't look like a quality piece of equipment. Good luck with your unit.
490651
Yes, it puts-out 220 volts along with regular 120. All you need is the correct plug, a 3 prong locking type.
481699
It cannot run 220 volt equipment. It is only a 117-120 volt power source. There are only outlets for 117-120 volt equipment AC. It can run electronic equipment that is 117-120 volts AC.
1347640
The one I have will only work o 110 volt. You may need to purchase a step down transformer, unless manufacture has a unit that will run 220-140volt.
1271580
I do not believe so. I believe it is made for 120 Volt.....Not saying you could not use on 220 with transformer/adaptor
2221401
Not as far as I know. Your best bet is to get a 120/220 converter since it can be used on any number of things that require a different voltage.
579564
Yes, it works on 220 voltage. Be careful, there is a switch for choosing 110 or 220 voltage. Set it correctly before connecting to power source.
1498445
I don't believe so, the prongs would not fit into a 220 V outlet. You would probabvle burn it out if you adapted it to plug in.