Have 220 with 2-60 amp breaker for a Titan N160, poor performance. 1 bath with DW and Wash M. Sacramento. Will this unit work?
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Hi Teresa, First off, the disclaimer: I am not an electrician. With that aside...yes, it will most definitely work. I am currently using the recommended 220 with 2-50 amp breakers, so you have more than enough power available. Since I wrote my review I have nothing to add other than the unit is still performing flawlessly and satisfactorily. Let me know if you have any other questions. John
1102102
Hi Teresa,First off, the disclaimer: I am not an electrician. With that aside...yes, it will most definitely work. I am currently using the recommended 220 with 2-50 amp breakers, so you have more than enough power available. Since I wrote my review I have nothing to add other than the unit is still performing flawlessly and satisfactorily. Let me know if you have any other questions.John
1102103
I should. Have licensed electrician review the install manual (available at product website), and if breakers are not new, suggest replacing. Great product. I've had mine for about a year, and it works great.
1102104
We like it. We never run out of hot water, but flow/pressure is low coming out of the water heater. It wouldn't work to have 2 people taking a shower at the same time in different bathrooms (we have a 2 bath house), but we don't really ever have need for that. we have used it 6 months and are satisfied with it.
1102105
So far, my Steibel has done the job. It is a highly rated unit and probably more than I need for a 1 bath home with DW.
1102106
I'm a do it your self er and installed our Tempra 20. Just used 2 50 amp breakers and it works great. I also installed a scale and hard water filter in line and when the filter is ready to be changed, if you are taking a shower and the water in a sink is turned on, the water in the shower gets cooler for a few seconds. I'm thinking maybe if the D washer is running and you are in the bath you may get cooler water with both of them running not sure though.
1102107
Since you are in CA, it probably would be fine unless it gets really cold in the winter. That said, since you have 2 60 amp breakers already installed to the location, why not be safe and use a bigger Stiebel Eltron (SE) that specifies 2 60 amp breakers. You can use less than your breakers can handle but never more. Without going to the trouble of looking up the various SEs, I think you would be better off with a SE tempra 28+ (+ if they make that version) IMHO.
1275101
A qualified YES.. Here's what u need to do since this PS is 65WT.. Look at the original...voltage =? Current=? .fill in the ?'s marks and multiply and this will give you the WT's. This one is 18.5V X 3.52A = 65WT.. If yours is higher than 65 wt than this one will NOT work, at least not for long or it will get real hot and shut down. I wouldn't count on these cheapies to shut down itf you overload them.
2245963
It should work for you. However you will be limited to the breakers in transfer. Even though you could switch 15 for a 20 or a 30 amp breaker you are limited in the amount of total breakers. If this unit is equil to what you want to run then you will be ok.
1166821
My instructional sheet says: This unit is designed to operate on 110/120V and will require 15 amps. Hope this helps.
307315
Depends on the HP of your saw. The dust col. is 1HP and my Delta 10" saw is 1.5HP. A HP is 746 watts (single phase) so 746Wx2.5HP=1865 Watts divided by 120 Volts = 15.54 Amps. As long as you don't start them at the same time and your breaker is in good shape (they do degrade over time), You should be OK on a 20A circuit.
54079
There is an option for 220/240 single phase. Remember, this generates 60 cycle, not 50 cycle. I would suspect that you might have 50 cycle appliances.
52633
I takes a 110 volt circuit. 20 amp circuit breaker fine. Make sure you have space. The unit is 5 inches tall.
2179096
I don't believe your service panel has enough amperage for this model. I think 220 volts coming in from main. Then the property using this model will need an update interior panel.
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Hi - I don't know what the difference between the two is , but I put this one on a 200 amp service. I works fine. Just make sure it is across the 220 circuit. I moved the breakers around , so the top two, one on each side of the panel are usd. Then it is first if a fault comes in.
855949
This model is only UL marked (no CE) and only shows a 120VAC rating. So I doubt that it would handle 220VAC.
1555158
I'm running mine on a 40 amp breaker... But it also came with a 120v 20 amp adaptor so you could run it on a regular outlet with limits to output..
2246994
If I understand your question, yes. I have two of these units (in the U.S.), each on a 220-240 VAC circuit.
1992071
I plug it in to a 120 socket. Sorry I can't tell you if it can handle 220. Try calling Maytronics and see if they are a better help.
848916
Most homes in the USA are wired with both 110 and 220 volts available in the breaker box. If you have an electric stove with an oven it no doubt runs on 220 volts. If you have central airconditioning it will most likely run on 220 volts. Just look in your breaker box and count all the circuits. read the numbers on them... This water heater will need another double 60 amp breaker. Check to see if you have space in the box, look for blank plates in the column of breakers. If this is too much information for you then you'd be better off getting an electrician to at least help you with the job.
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I will look at it but its 7.5 amps so your never going to flip a light duty 15amp breaker. Provided its the only signifcant draw on the circut. Ive run it extensivly from a celing basement light fixture incandessent 800lumins standard 60w replacement and a stereo off that circut with no problems. Not a great idea but i was literaly in a coal chamber of my 100+yr. House. 20amp gcfi i installed was using my radial saw on and a lot of back and forth. Kinda a ramble but point being any problem on performance. If you want watts its circut amp current multiplied by volts 120v in this case. Amps are probably more relavant for a power tool. 3000rpm. This and a Ridged imlact wrench almost cover all my needs. Good build.
990908
are you using a three phase system or are you working on a single phase 220? I'm not sure that this will function on three phase.
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Not at all, but this means you might not be getting enough juice to the unit. You need a 200 Amp panel, two heavy cables (6/2 and 6/3) running from the unit to the electric panel. And you need to have 2 upgraded breakers at the panel. Also, if you have a lot of electrical usage at any one time (dishwasher running, A/C cranking, TV, and all the lights on), this may strain the system a bit for the short time that you use hot water. And, it also depends on the model that you bought and if that model accommodates the house size and family that you have. I have not had any issues with this unit so far. Then again I live in FL and I never need the water to be all that hot. I keep the temperature setting at 117 degrees and that seems just right. However, I do need to install a descaling system to prevent any scale buildup inside the unit, because FL water is hard water. All part of my master plan. ;O)