Can this pump work with 240 volts
1113735
No. it has a 120v plug. Great quality. I would recommend this. I paid 75% less than at Petco.
624304
Hi Dennis,Unfortunately we do not carry 240 volt versions of this Nespresso machine.
1589013
There is no indication in the owner's manual or specifications that it will work at 240 volts. Ordinarily, if a power unit could do that, it would not only be mentioned, it would be a selling point. So I would say no, it doesn't work at 240. The design seems to be specifically for the U.S. market, including the style of the power cord (3 prong). A direct connection to a 3 prong grounded outlet IS required for this unit to work correctly. Not doing so voids the attached equipment warranty.
1574986
Yes. It is 100 to 240 VAC. So it will work. Just use the cord from your current power supply.
1911846
Yes it will, my well pump is 220 volts and it's fine. Use common sense, don't over do it or use to many things at the same time.
1941777
Most well pumps are 240 volt. You stated "deep water" which would indicated a need for a higher hp pump. Usually any pump over 1/3hp will be a 240v pump. These generators are 120v only!
1418206
Yes, it works from DC 3V to DC 12V. The higher voltage, the faster it pumps.
91591
If the pump is 110-120 volts AC it will work. Anything powered by 110/120 VAC can be used with this meter.
1589012
I use it on 110. I checked the manual and it does not show any 240 volts compatibility. But, it is better if you call them.Support in USA: Belkin Customer Support at 800 223 5546 ext. 2263. Find more information on http://www.belkin.com/us/AP41300-10-Belkin/p/P-AP41300-10/ or http://www.belkin.com/us/support-search?search=PF60
2266039
I've used this product to run both 110v and 220v single-phase pump motors (jet and submersible). The only difference between applications was that the jet pump is rated at 30/50 pressure range and the submersible is rated at 40/60. I spent about half an hour on Google trying to find power rating specifics that would include 240v. The best I could do was at this link on the bottom of page 8: http://www.grainger.com/ec/pdf/Commercial-Pressure-Switches-F-And-G-Catalog2007.pdf It doesn't specifically address 240v. But when you consider how the switch operates, that it is rated for 230v, and the fact that it is available for shipping overseas "to selected countries," I think that you shouldn't have a problem. The switch isn't voltage dependent for actuation. It is pressure dependent. There is a diaphragm at the base of the switch that opens and closes the electrical contacts. So long as your power supply matches the requirements of the pump motor, I don't see how a difference of 10v will matter. You could have any kind of voltage and the switch will work so long as the pump generates water pressure to the switch's diaphragm. If this is a replacement switch, just make sure that the pressure range matches what your pump/pressure tank had before. Also, replace the pressure gauge. I over pressurized a tank, once, and blew off a foot valve because I didn't realize that mineral build-up had plugged up the gauge. The pressure range is adjustable but a pressure higher than the top end of the switch's pressure rating will wear the switch out much faster than the 100,000 cycles expected from this switch. I hope this helps.
596237
It will do 240 or 120 vac. Pressure is what makes it go off or on not any specific voltage or current. The low pressure cut off is the way to go. It has saved my well pump from burning up many times.
743010
Short answer is yes. The web site indicates that it handles international voltages and the plug is stamped with 100-240.
1493178
No, not without an adapter. But they do make a 240 volt model of this unit.
1631974
I looked at the instructions for you and it doesn't say anything about working in a 240 volt environment at all. My guess is that it would not.
1998292
Yes, you are able to use 220v with this pump, assuming you have the correct adapter. Hope that helps!
959257
As long as your pump runs on 110 volts and does not pull more than 10 amps, (1/2 HP or less).
210540
No. It's set for 110~120 VAC. You would need a voltage converter in order to use 240 VAC.