On the model Hz709 What does HPN TYPE 3 prong plug power cord mean
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I do not understand why it said that only on that model and did not on any other model if it is standerd plug...Also what isthe 110 amperage draw required? cant find that stated anywhere...Thank you Glenn
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In the description it says it is a 3 prong but when you get it it is only standard. I just left it off of mine and just use regular outlet on wall.
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Well, my wife has been using it since Christmas and absolutely loves the product. I just checked the heater plate and as far as power rating, listed as 120 Volts 60 cycle (Hz), standard US home power. There is nothing at all about the EU 110 Volt 50 Hz standard. The power plug is a standard 3 prong connector attached to a relatively "heavy" power cable to carry the current requirement. As with any electrical product, safety first. It is a nice product.
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I think it means a European plug such as used in Germany and Croatia, two round ungrounded prongs. It is a small light weight pad with only / settings not three as advertised.
1653880
I replaced a Nutone CT600 power head with a CT700 through Amazon. The wand from my original unit was not compatible with the new CT700 power head. I purchased this CT700 series wand and voila - problem solved! The design of the CT700 wand at the head connection is different and not compatible with the CT600 power head. Good luck.
106650
It refers to the size of the plug and what models it will fit. When you change from a to b to c you will see the model numbers change in the description.
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According to the diagram: Number 2 is Power In. Number 3 is Power Out. Number 7 is Ground For Lamp. Hope this will help. This is how I wired mine and it worked on my mower tractor.
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Because it has an adaptor on the plug it probably is. Yes, I see a small check box on the back of the manual for 230/50Hz. Why would they send me a 230V machine in California? I definitely want a 120V machine replacement. By the way, it didn't work using the adaptor either.
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This is the HP part number you are looking for PA-1650-34HE. Put this in the search bar for amazon or google and you will find the right product. The one you questioned about has less power and the connection is not in an "L" shape, I think.
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It's a standard PC cord: C13 the other end depends on you PDU or if it's just a standard wall plug.
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The 700N has a fold-up US style 110v power plug, a female ethernet (CAT5) cable receptical and a tiny (paperclip size) hole for reset. The 702 has a Micro USB for the included wall-wart or cable to your computer's USB port (for power only, I understand). Otherwise, they're the same unit. I found the 110v wall plug to be more useful. Less item(s) to lose. I spend a lot of time in hotel rooms. I hate to keep up with things. Less is better. 6 days ago by Robert Manning
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google helps sometimes... see: http://www.interpower.com/ic/designers/designing-for-export/guides-and-charts/guide-to-worldwide-plugs-and-sockets-patterns-power-mains-single-phase/The type of power cord there is "C" according to http://www.interpower.com/ic/designers/designing-for-export/national-power-mains/australia-new-zealand/Regards, good luck, safe journey and take care...MS
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The tag reads 110/220V 50/60Hz, but the one I ordered only has the standard two prong mains connection used in the U.S.
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Sorry, my first reply was incorrect. Now that I am home, I see the plug, indeed, is 3-prong.
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In the info I have it shows *Power pin&#65306; 4 5 &#65288;+&#65289; 7 8&#65288;-&#65289; I have the Haucam too. Nice quality too.
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The power cord for the 808M is PowerEx part #MHS-PC3207US. You may have trouble finding it stocked or listed online, but any PowerEx dealer should be able to order it in for you.
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Mine has a three prong cord. I am very satisfied with my oven's performance so far.