How does this work on a 110V 20AMP circuit?
2019746
I will only handle about an 8 amp load at 110V. Mine are working just fine since I make certain the circuit is not overloaded. Like you would not want to use this to control a 1500 watt electric heater. The remote module will fail and you'll be down on unit. Best to use these units to control lights, electronic equipment and such. High current gadgets should be limited to around 800 watts.
954152
this particular one is a 10-30vdc. So 12Vdc does work. or 20Vdc input. 24vdc, does not matter. Just means that the circuit card inside will take anything from 10vdc, up to 30vdc. They do make a 110VAC version, this is NOT it.
1090391
this unit is a 110v and i want to note that this unit has worked very well for me (good unit)
968891
Not sure but I have it pluged into a 20AMP outside circuit and It doesn't blow the breaker.
52633
I takes a 110 volt circuit. 20 amp circuit breaker fine. Make sure you have space. The unit is 5 inches tall.
414813
No it is mainly for low current applications as in garage door opener, how ever a 110 volt relay could be used as the switching source for the 20 amp power.
705214
I've powered this unit on standard 110v household current, just have to attach the leads from a plug to the inputs. I recommend putting a ground into your overall circuit design as wll
1081194
You will probably need to use a converter. It's definitely a 110V kind of item.
1279936
Yes, this works on 110 voltage, but I do NOT recommend this appliance. It is cheap, does not work well, and is weak. Pay a little more and get a better machine.
1153255
I (think) David L is correct on this. But I have not tried running this on anything other than a single phase 120v. You could always give it a try and see if the current reading is about what you expect it to be. The loop is not very large and you might have trouble running two wires through there if they are a large gauge. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
102426
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.
1515636
Mine operates on 110v. I have seen many reviews about wattage and volts and the mathematical relationship. All I know this thing works. It's somewhat loud but it grinds meat at an affordable price. Again, it grinds meat!
1759141
It does plug in. 110-V, 20-amp circuit. It should have its own circuit, although mine is on a circuit with a dishwasher and disposer, since they hardly ever operate at the same time. I have no problems with it.
1161299
I called and asked the same question about a month ago. The lady that answered the phone said they used a 30amp breaker. I used 10 gauge wire and installed a 30amp breaker and it appears to work well. I don't know if this really helped, but I have to say I have not used it more than one hour. The instructions though, have much to be desired and too light to read. Have not tried the 220v yet.
2202382
On 120v a 20a dedicated circuit would be fine. On 220v it only draws 11amps I think, so 15-20 amp circuit. But keep in mind you get full output with 220 volt circuit too. I have tig welded on a 20amp 120v circuit with this thing with great results.
1268295
This is a relay. The relay is powered by 120VAC, but the contacts of the switch are completely isolated from that 120 VAC, so that you may run almost anything off it, including low voltage devices. I use several of these to control low voltage devices and it works fine.
1410381
It will work but then you are not protected in an overload. Should have a 20amp breaker. The circuit can handle it, wire & breaker, but the charger would not trip the breaker if there was an overload. Simply just change the breaker to a 20 Amp.