Will this unit support a device that pulls 120VAC at 20AMPS?
223747
We haven't used it yet but we also purchased a 2000 watt one and it worked for a circular saw and vacuum and they worked fine.
223748
Sorry, I am unable to answer this question. I would suggest you contact the suppliers. Ours is installed in a 40ft American RV with all normal appliances and works perfectly, if that is a help.
454631
As purchased, the device comes with a 120v to DC transformer. One would need to obtain the appropriate DC transformer.
2275286
Equipment uses 12amps on 120v. Need to know the power factor to get watts. Check with manufacturer.
625498
Certainly. As long as you have 120vac shore power available to power this device, it should do the job.
1889983
120v, you should know that this unit is for very light work, very light work (hint, hint)
1404189
My Depot TC-20 requires a power source of 115 V AC. If you must have a 220 V unit, I suggest you contact the manufacturer and ask if they can provide one that operates on that voltage. Good luck...
688279
There is a full bridge rectifier on the input power pins that make the device able to accept DC power at either polarity. It will work with AC power (12 VAC please, NOT 120 VAC) as well, but you may observe 120 Hz flicker depending on how much capacitance is placed between the rectifier and the switching circuit.
681268
Yes - "Multi-Voltage power supply 120, 208, 240, or 277 VAC" http://www.homeseer.com/pdfs/guides/CA3750.pdf
1854539
Will work on 120. 3 pronged plug. If you have regular house outlets that you plug a vacuum, TV or stereo into, it will work fine, its a nice unit and s fairly priced.
1946447
No, it is 120V and a horrible item. I had 2 and they both broke after very few uses.
1655633
No....it will not. The unit requires 20psi at the input. it is however a great machine with lots of power.
859656
I believe it pulls 1500 watts. Check your setting for your circuit breaker.
165267
It will not work. I wouldn't use 20 gauge wire for any load greater than 1 AMP.
639560
Primary input voltage is 120v, it could potentially pull up to 1300watts if batteries are depleted. I would say you should be ok on any 15 or 20 amp outlet. I run mine on a 50 foot cord with no problems.
1204319
No, this is only an extension cord. Devices such as cell phones, cameras and other similar devices that are designed to operate on 120/240 will work without problems.
1473108
the model I bought is only suitable for 120 volts, not sure if they have others that might work for you
2156539
Should if you are in USA as homes can pull loads from 120 to 240 V. To be sure call the nearest electric inspector.