Will this work with 110 volts & 20 Amps?
1958123
The RCA surge suppressor I bought plugs directly into a standard 110 volt outlet wired for kitchen plugs. I suppose the wiring supports 20 amps.
1958124
I purchased it for use with a refrigerator ................have no idea of the amps used but doubt it is near 20
1958125
120Vac, 15A.will not work with 20 amps, since this is only rated at 15 amps.here is what is on the back of the unit [i unplugged mine and wrote down the specs that are on the unit and what is on the box itself].LOAD RATING: 15A 120V 60HZLINE VOLTAGE: 120VSURGE PROTECTION: L-N, L-G, N-GMAXIMUM SURGE VOLTAGE: 6000VENERGY DISSIPATION [JOULES PROTECTION]: 1500JMAX. SURGE CURRENT: 60,000AVOLTAGE PROTECTION RATING: 400V [L-N, L-G, N-G]RESPONSE TIME: <1nsEMI/RFI: YESELECTRICAL: 2 OUTLETSLED INDICATORS: 2 [PROTECTED & POWER]LIMITED LIFETIME PRODUCT WARRANTY$75,000 CONNECTED EQUIPMENT GUARANTEE 120Vac, 15A.will not work with 20 amps, since this is only rated at 15 amps.here is what is on the back of the unit [i unplugged mine and wrote down the specs that are on the unit and what is on the box itself].LOAD RATING: 15A 120V 60HZLINE VOLTAGE: 120VSURGE PROTECTION: L-N, L-G, N-GMAXIMUM SURGE VOLTAGE: 6000VENERGY DISSIPATION [JOULES PROTECTION]: 1500JMAX. SURGE CURRENT: 60,000AVOLTAGE PROTECTION RATING: 400V [L-N, L-G, N-G]RESPONSE TIME: <1nsEMI/RFI: YESELECTRICAL: 2 OUTLETSLED INDICATORS: 2... » Read More 120Vac, 15A.will not work with 20 amps, since this is only rated at 15 amps.here is what is on the back of the unit [i unplugged mine and wrote down the specs that are on the unit and what is on the box itself].LOAD RATING: 15A 120V 60HZLINE VOLTAGE: 120VSURGE PROTECTION: L-N, L-G, N-GMAXIMUM SURGE VOLTAGE: 6000VENERGY DISSIPATION [JOULES PROTECTION]: 1500JMAX. SURGE CURRENT: 60,000AVOLTAGE PROTECTION RATING: 400V [L-N, L-G, N-G]RESPONSE TIME: <1nsEMI/RFI: YESELECTRICAL: 2 OUTLETSLED INDICATORS: 2 [PROTECTED & POWER]LIMITED LIFETIME PRODUCT WARRANTY$75,000 CONNECTED EQUIPMENT GUARANTEE « Show Less
1958126
I have one of mine installed in a regular 110 outlet with both a refrigerator and coffee pot attached. I think it will handle 20 Amps.
1958127
I bought this for my refrigerator. It's plugged into a regular wall socket. Couldn't tell you the amps.
1129722
12v *20 amps = 240 watts. If you want to know if it can supply this stably, I don't know. It didn't come with documentation and I only use a little under 12 amps. I did measure the voltage and that was stable and actually 12 volts. So far, I haven't had any problems.
542208
Hi,The unit I got is 240V, 20 Amps. Pretty easy to wire and so far has worked very well. It is a bit noisy but you get used to it.Rod
1589078
Most of the US is 115 volts at 60 Hz. In the past most items were listed as 110 volts at 60 Hz. I suspect that this unit would function as expected - it may be a bit less efficient than here but the voltage difference is only 5 volts. Be sure that the wire gauge is as mandated by codes and I would expect it will work.
1205339
You should not (as in NEVER EVER) connect this outlet to 220/240v. This is a 125v outlet. If you need a 20amp 220/240v outlet, consider the Leviton 5822 outlet or use an outlet with a similar pin configuration.
522978
At 110v and 20 watts per foot it should pull approximately .18 amps i believe.
1823059
It's a none grounded 110 plug. So it will plug into any 110v outlet or extension cord. As for amps I don't know. I'm not really worried about it. I guess you would need to contact the manufacturer for that information. If it helps you any I wired my chicken coop 110v/20 amp circuit breaker and I plug it directly into the outlet. During the winter I also run a heated 2gal water bowl and a 150w heat lamp.
1605103
Yes, it should. Watts = Amps x Volts. It is rated for 70 Watts. Therefore it should be able to handle 3.5 amps at 20 V. That assumes that you do not need a specific adapter (or are willing to splice wires yourself like I did).
1003903
No if amp is wired for 110 then it will not work. You might request the 220 version when ordering.
582327
Short answer yes, but make sure you have some kind of gfci, or fuse on the 110 sides' loop
727121
It works with 110 VAC to 220VAC....but I never tested it on lower voltages.
626007
No. It would not be a good idea because you would only have 20 amp protection for that circuit.
1351571
I'm sure you'll get some more informative responses than I'm able to give, but I would not recommend it. If you know someone who can check your wiring to see if it can support a 20 amp circuit, I'd pursue that.
2106657
Hi Lynn,This will work! How many Amp of current comes out from the receptacle is base on how much your application will use however, the maximum is 20 Amp from this receptacle.let me know if you have more questions!Tony1-877-267-3711
168970
It operates on 110 volt, 60 hertz. It also needs a 20 amp circuit breaker. If you can convert to those numbers then it should work ok.
1530052
Yes, it was built to work with 110-120 volts only. But converters are fairly inexpensive, if you so desire.
306625
This adapter will convert your 20 amp power cord to fit a conventional 110v wall plug. If the plug on your lamp is a standard three prong, then you don't need this. If one of the prongs is turned sideways, indicating a 20 amp requirement, then this will be what you need. Unless, in the unlikely event that you already have a 20 amp wall socket!