can this work with a Braumeister 50L (German) 220V 3200W, 16 amp unit that I will use for approximately 2.5 to 3 hours
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I've been successfully using the LiteFuze 5000 with a 1500W Senseo coffee maker for over 2 years so far. As far as I remember, my research at that time made me assume that I would need a converter with an advertised wattage 3x times larger than the one of the target device.You could try this one:Goldsource STU-N Series 10000W Heavy-duty AC 110/220V Step Up / Down Voltage Transformer / Converter with US Standard, Universal, German/French Schuko AC Outlets & DC 5V USB Port - 10,000 Watt
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I use it during 1h but I have never used it more than that time . Im sure the litefuze works with a braumeister.. See the manual on the website , it might be helpful
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No my friend,it is not gonna work.You need at least 10.000w.But as far as i know there is no plug in model for 10.000w transformer.You need need to wiring and professional help.Good luck..
1673065
That is a lot of initial starting current! It should run if you can get through the starting surge and have the input power to support it. For resistive loads the starting current is as much as 7X the steady state current--I don't know what your load is, but I suspect you will trip the overload if you draw that much power, Hope this helps.
94617
This is a 120v, so you would need to have a converter or it wont work or youu will fry it.
949648
The manufacturer's data says that this unit draws 13 amps at 120 volts. A dedicated circuit would be nice to have, but any 20 amp circuit that is not already running a large load (refrigerator, toaster, coffee maker etc:) should be fine.
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Hi Sara, I responded that I didn't know since I went to a professional to be sure this converter would work on my German made sewing machine. It has a 65 watt motor and a 25 watt light and is 240 volt. I am using it on 110 volt power in the USA. He said this converter would cover the wattage and I am happy with how it works in the short time I have been using it.
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I know this machine would work on a German household receptacle as long as a person had the proper adapter. I do not know if a German receptacle is called a 220 volt or not. I do know I used my electric shaver and some other household items there with a proper adapter.
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I have a sl-3 unit. Mine works well with the 21 volt power inserter. I also use the sl-3 box that can only be used w/sl-3 ant.I don't know what you are replacing in the system.
2018697
It should work fine. Mine is a 1250 watt Faberware and it works like a new skillet.
1082122
It's only for use with 115 V There may be 220 volt units made, but you have to ask manufactuer!
279581
This one will likely not work at all. I would suggest you get a voltage transformer rated at 900W or more.
277953
You would probably have to use an adapter...but from judging from my friends in the UK, I am aware that American Appliances don't last long using the adapters...hope that helps.
505304
This unit will put out 62.5 amps on 120 volts circuit. Please note there are (2) 20 amp circuits and one 30 amp circuit so you would have to split the items up over the three different circuits. Each item that you are trying to run will have the usage on the back of it. You will have to do the math to come up with what your usage will be with all the items plugged in.
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The manual states 220-240 volt 50/60hrtz. it will work for european voltage. Check to make sure you have the 2 prong flat blade outlet and you're set. Bodum is a EU company so I'm certain their products are designed to work with both voltages. Another note is that it is rated at 1450 watts hence the 6min brew time for 1.1L. The heating coil on this very good.
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you need to call the manufacturer for that information. A lot of small appliances need a transformer to work, otherwise the 220 V will fry the circuitry
722244
You should be ok running the polisher with this. This is a pure sine wave converter so it will be better for the tool anyway (versus those el cheapo converter).That said, I would NOT try to run it long with the 400W. It'd be better with 800W unit. Both this unit and the polisher has the overload protection so if forsome reason the load is exceeded either (or both) will shut off. Keep an eye on the Wagan to make sure it's not getting too hot. I'd run it for 30mins or so then wait rather than running for like 2 hours with 4.5A load.
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Was wired for US 130v current/outlet, however with a proper adapter it might work fine. Chiller operation is approximately 30-40 minutes for a batch of ice cream with a refrigerated custard base. Hope it works for you- wonderful machine
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Yes, it should work, but I wouldn't recommend the converter for long-term use. You can use it for short periods- maybe 10-15 minutes at at time, but it wasn't made to be plugged in for hours on end. Doing so will probably burn it out fairly quickly.
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Though not an expert, it is my opinion that it would not, without a converter. I lived in Germany many years ago, and we used what was called a "converter" to run our US made appliances. The difference is this machine uses 110Volts 60 Cycles and the European standard (then) was 240Volts 50 Cycles. Plus the plug will not fit.