Where I work, use 220 v, so I have to use a transformer, how many watts does this work? 2000W? or 2500W? or 3000w?
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I would contact the company directly for the answer. I am not an electrician or an electrical professional. I will add my OBSERVATIONS: The stud gun does not trip a 120v/15amp circuit breaker. So that tells me the gun operates at less than 15amps. Since "Watts = Amps x Volts," that means 1800watts at 120v/15amps. Also to consider, 240v is 50Hz (the "frequency") while 120v is 60Hz. A transformer does not change the frequency. Again, I recommend contacting the company directly with your question.
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I use 11 watts in mine because I want subdued lighting. However a larger wattage can be used if the base of the bulb fits. The light will be brighter provided you stay within wattage of your transformer, usually 10 watts less than rating.
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I live in a place where it is 220 V. I am using a small 220/110 (500 W) transformer which works fine.
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We recommend more efficient transformer such as the LT-1500:LiteFuze LT-1500 1500 Watt Voltage Converter Transformer - Step Up/Down - 110V/220V - Circuit Breaker Protection
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The transformer will convert the 220/240V to 110V for US electronics. Be sure to switch the inbound current on the backside accordingly.
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40VA is (volts X amps). 40VA/24V=1.6amps. Power(watts) = volts x amps, so you can draw about 40 watts from this transformer. But, generally it's not good to draw the maximum power. The transformer would run hot. A good rule of thumb is to only use it to about 50% of rated load... 20 watts in this case. This does not take into account true vs apparent power.
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It's 120V, 88 watts, so if you are running on 220-240V, then you will definitely need a transformer. Try one of the dual voltage curling irons - this one will melt down.
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The transformation ratio is 220/110 = 2 or 240/120 = 2. If your voltage is 230 V, then on the low voltage side you will get 230/2 = 115 V. Most appliances have some tolerance to the input voltage e.g. +- 5%. I would check first the label of the appliance, and if 115 V is within that range, it is safe to use this transformer.
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That depends on how many watts it draws at a peak load (usually at start up). A good rule is don't exceed 80% of the max wattage of the transformer. In this case that would be 800 Watts. If you don't know the wattage then it should tell you the max amperage draw. Multiply this by 220 volts and that will tell you the wattage.
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You would need a robust step down transformer to convert 220v to 110-120v. Read the specifications for the Fryer, it may require around 1000W so your transformer must have at least that much if not 2-3x more.
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it depends how many watts you need. If your item needs a power less than 300 or 400 Watt the transformer will be enough
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I have four of these transformers in my yard lighting system. Each is rated at 300 watts so you should be good. I run several systems almost right at 300 watts and they do fine. I did have one transformer timer fail after four years, but Intermatic replaced it within four days. Exceptional customer service!
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Check the wattage demands on the dryer and get a transformer that suppliers an additional 1000 watts... That is, if the dryer requires 2000 watts then this one will do it. If it needs more then get a bigger one. I have two of these and they both work very well for my needs. I use one for power tools I brought from the UK and the other for TV's and Computer equipment I also brought with me.
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Hi i think if it is 3000w it is 3000va so if you divide 3000 in the v you get your amper 220v or 110
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the recommendation is to have a much stronger converter from the device you 're using. Other people say you need twice as strong. You should probably look into spending a little more and get a 2500 or 3000 watts.
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That depends on the wattage of your products. If the wattage (usually indicated in specification) sums up to say 750W-800W, you can comfortably use both simultaneously as this is a 1000W transformer.
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well you may find you need more than 200 watt transformer. i got a 500 and run all my U.S. stuff on it. ie TV, laptop.. hard drives :)... ps stay away from the one with the usb port. its junk.....