Can the unit be re-wired so I will work on 110VAC ?
1662157
This unit operates on 110. The outputs are 110 which control the pumps etc.
924232
You will need to supply 110 power to the unit. A nearby outline or heavy duty extension cord will do.
588393
Certainly not. Even if you altered the plug, the outlets are still 115vac type. They may make a 220v version of this type if power strip, but I didn't buy that version and cannot comment further about it
1081193
Doubtful...its 110... if you know an electrician they can split off220 to make 110
1329688
you would need a 110 converter i would imagine? that would be a great question for an electrician
1889880
It will only work on 110-120VAC. I would buy a 240VAC to 120VAC drop down or step up transformer (either will work if wired correctly). They are cheap here in the States, on the auction website eB...
108957
Yes it depends on the relay u use so get a nice solid state relay as well for it but input I'm not sure I run mine on 110v us
496314
Yes that will work on this unit. I am an electrician and that will do the job.
2013850
Well, we have 110 and you have 240, I think the unit will use the electricity it needs, so that won't matter. I am not an electrician or anything, but pretty sure that makes no difference at all. J
1260013
It needs to be wired in. I was replacing an older unit that no longer worked so was an easy fix for me
1888980
This one is designed for 110. I don't know if it could be re-wired for 220 without damaging the bulb etc. However, if you are desperate for a 220 version, check for 'scientific' models or check in the UK...like on the Amazon.uk site. The shipping cost might be horrific, even by slow boat, or maybe just moderately horrific. And, you might have to use an adapter for UK-to-US 220 outlets.
671898
I would consult with a qualified electrician or ask the manufacturer. I would think yes, but seek an expert on that. My house is your typical 110 volt and it was an easy install.
642641
I am on 110. I would assume no as the connection on the unit is designed for 110
1744891
Yes. Refer to Figure 10 (on Page 6) of the manual and observe TB1 wiring Block. By connecting the AC Line in to the 240 terminal instead of the 120 terminal, the unit will operate on 240VAC.
1017536
You could as long as it was isolsted from the utility power grid with a transfer switch or equal, keep in mind thstit is only 120vac output and your house panel is most likely 120/240. Better use is for emegency backup seeSunbyrd.com or kcbyrdelectric.com will link you there. We use them in a stand alone backup systemtnx, kee.
1470101
Sure! It comes with a standard US 120v plug on the end of a long heavy cord. All you'd need do is cut off the plug and strip the wires back, install a connection box with the proper cover and hook it up. However, it might be better to keep the plugin type connection and just shorten the cord to your needs. This would require buying a replacement plug end as the one that comes with it cannot be rewired.
1200842
Mine is specifically a 110vac unit. Hooking it up to 240vac would smoke it. Without going thru another transformer I do not see it being able to work.