I will be using 120 v 18 amp appliance, can I plug it into your 20 amp smart lock pro?
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I would say that would possible but have to confirm what other items would be drawing power from the same line. If you plug the item that is taking up 18 Amps and the line is rated at 20 Amps, you would only be left with 2 Amps free.
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You should not use more than 80% of the rated capacity which would be 16 total amps continuous. I am not an electrician.
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As long as the device you intended to control is 120vac and the current consumed is equal or less of the rated outlet. You are free to connect any device you want.
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Yes sir it will work. My house outlets are all 120 volt / 20 amps. The Belkin F7C005 works just dandy. Thumbs up from me. Thank you.Dave
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Sorry, it's only going to work with 110 volts (15 or 20 amp shouldn't matter).
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No- for a 20a circuit requires #12 romex. Then you have to take into consideration how far your running the wire. There could be a voltage drop.
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If you mean plug it in then no. If you mean the 240 thin instead of 120 that just means running two lines to it. My father did it for me and we just replaced an old one so the lines were already run.
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Hi,You need a Transformer(Adapter)110 To 220 Or varsa versa.Check out seven star on Amazon. Good Lock.J.E(SFO)
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Of course as long as only 12 of those 48 volts get to your plug and what ever 12 volt appliance you plug into the outlet...it might be best, if you don't understand minor electric voltages and batteries that an expert is consulted...otherwise you might burn, short or blow a fuse...hope this helps.
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Yes. I found that 120v works better than 18v for that application. Works either way, another great tool by DeWalt.
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the lock uses very little power, I would assume a 12v battery would work fine, I think creating a circuit similar to an emergency light would work without issues
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I wouldn't think so. It's just like any other appliance...120v as far as I know.
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Its more the amps that would be the concern. It says it handles 20amps @ 120vac, so I would think as along as you stay under the 20amps you should be alright.
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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
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The lock itself is powered by a 9 volt battery. I am not sure if a power converter would work or not - contact the company through their website www.mynexia.com
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yes with a 20 amp plug of course...... 20 amp outlets are not standard for residential so I'd make sure you know what you have and what you are buying....
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No you can't. All appliances from the U.S. are 120 volts. Check Amazon.co.uk for the 240 volts version
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I am not sure. I am not an electrician. We have normal electric service for residential areas in Wisconsin. I think we have 220. I am pretty sure it is a 20 amp circuit that I plug into.