Would this work with a 3HP 14amp 220v motor connected to a VFD with 220v input?
1032333
No, these transformers are not designed to work with American 220V products.
126868
It has been designed for 110V AC. If used with 220V the motor would probably get damaged. I wouldn't plug it into a 220V outlet!
523270
NO!!! Not a good thing, it would damage your machine. You need either a converter or and electrician, neither are cheap. Suggest you return it if you have the option and purchase a 120volt unit, or sell it and do the same.
2063917
It depends on the size of the wire and the cord. It should work. That size pump should have a #10 or #12 size wire and it must be grounded. There is not that much difference between 1/3 HP and 1/2 HP power requirements. It would be best to ask the manufacturer of your pump to be sure. Good luck!
758667
Hi, it depends on your motor,motor saver,etc. Make sure the voltage and amps are correct on it should work. Mine came with multiple adaptors so not connection problems. Thanks Brian
782308
Works with anything that isnt motorized... The difference in hz will burn out a blinder or something the same. I'm using mine with my 220v Marshall amplifier. Works great.
1027861
220-240 volt and minimum 15 amp circuit. The plug is for a 15 amp 230 volt outlet so that's the minimum. This is for the 3HP motor.
2266036
John the unit I purchased is being used on 110. The instructions state that it can be used for a 2 hp motor using 230 v0lts.
1172805
no. the small motor is strictly 110 volt. you would need to reduce the input voltage to 110.
1546463
I would think so, however, I'm not an electrician, but look at the connection. My 220v outlet in my garage doesn't have the same connection as this one.
1370675
I really don't know. You may need an adapter for the socket. Then it may work if the voltage doesn't exceed 140 volts.
771149
I'm not sure. You'd have to check the specs by the manufactrer, or use a 120v transformer
703519
I haven't used it on that motor.. But this is a very simple ground switch and it is rated for 24v. The wires it is made with are very heavy duty. It will work on any trolling motor if installed properly.
2173049
Yes you may, a different varistor is necessary for use on 220-240Volt 50-60 HZ power supplieshttp://www.makita.nl/images/files/onderdelen/nl/DC18RA-TE.pdf
314991
Don't think so. In the US we use 110v. But I checked the Manual and it looks like the should have 2 models and they are listed as: "Motor base assembly 110v" and" Motor base assembly 220v." If you need it for Europe you should verify if they sell the other one /220v/ right now. I found Company"s phone number in the Manual. It is 1-888-254-7336. It is located in California. But the call is free. Try to give them a call before placing an order. Good luck!
1208711
The adapter that came with my unit is marked as Input: 100-240VAC 50/60Hz. I presume that means it would work.
1637125
The drive motor is 110 volt and the 3 prong plug is set up for US. To use in the UK, you would need to add a transformer and change the plug