will this work on a tefal steam generator iron that uses 2200 watts
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I purchased four of these. I am not an electrician but if you have a 220v unit that requires 2200 watts that will be approx 17 amps. To pull 17 amps on the 240v side of the transformer you will be drawing 34 amps (double that of the 240v side) on the 110v input side. As your wall outlet is probably breakered at 15 or 20 amps the answer is no.By the way. These units are made in China and very poorly made. I had to remount one transformer and then completely overhauled all four of them at a cost similar to the purchase price. As they were so cheap to buy I am quite happy. The actual transformer was worth the money.Cheers. I purchased four of these. I am not an electrician but if you have a 220v unit that requires 2200 watts that will be approx 17 amps. To pull 17 amps on the 240v side of the transformer you will be drawing 34 amps (double that of the 240v side) on the 110v input side. As your wall outlet is probably breakered at 15 or 20 amps the answer is no.By the way. These units are made in China and very poorly made. I had to remount one transformer and then completely overhauled all four of them at a cost similar to the purchase price. As they were so cheap to buy I am quite... » Read More I purchased four of these. I am not an electrician but if you have a 220v unit that requires 2200 watts that will be approx 17 amps. To pull 17 amps on the 240v side of the transformer you will be drawing 34 amps (double that of the 240v side) on the 110v input side. As your wall outlet is probably breakered at 15 or 20 amps the answer is no.By the way. These units are made in China and very poorly made. I had to remount one transformer and then completely overhauled all four of them at a cost similar to the purchase price. As they were so cheap to buy I am quite happy. The actual transformer was worth the money.Cheers. « Show Less
1444378
It is a dual wattage iron. It is a standard 120 V for use here in the States and can be switched to 220 V for usage overseas,
828577
From what I know you have to buy one that made for 220 volt which they sell. As far as back and forth to the us system I don't know. I can tell you for personal experience this iron/ steam generator is fantastic! I had two euro pros over the past 28 years this system is worth the price. I have no complaints about it at all. I live in a hard water area so I do use distilled bottled water. I sew on a daily basis so I need a iron/steam generator that works day after day and this one does.
149611
this unit requires 220 volts. I run mine on a 30 amp dryer circuit. this is fine for 1/8 rod and smaller.
2239015
I would not use this converter with anything certainly not curling irons. I had something plugged in that draws 90 watts (Converter is rated for up to 1600 watts) for about 10 minutes. The converter got so hot the plastic started to melt. This is not a quality converter.
1607320
1700 watts - That is why I bought the iron,it has more heat than most with 1400 watts. Excellent iron, best I've ever owned in my 80 years of life!
545699
Definitely NOT, the power your iron consume is too high. Irons does not care about the frequency, it only cares about Voltage; you need a transformer (with the correct power rating) not this device. Rgds. Marcelo
1164842
if iron is 110v & 85 watts, usefull in India Pak Asia Europe 220V Countries
2031353
Probably, but it depends entirely on how much electricity your heat pump draws. The generator puts out 12,000 watts, which is roughly 50 amps at 220 volts. Look at the data plate on your heat pump for how many amps it requires (at 220 v.) and you'll get your answer.
1966358
I use this iron with standard USA household voltage. I am thinking that you would require a voltage converter if traveling abroad.
134699
Not sure what you mean but it is a 120 volt iron, 1700 watts. Works is all standard US electrical plugs.
1397636
Depends on the tool. It handled my microwave which drew about 1200 watts at start up with no problem. As with any inverter proper connections are critical
855949
This model is only UL marked (no CE) and only shows a 120VAC rating. So I doubt that it would handle 220VAC.
884444
It has worked on 220amp line, but don't forget that this is not for a lot of wattage. If you need more power you really should move up to a more powerful generator. I love the fact that this is very portable, fires up fast and I won't have to stand in long gas lines for fuel God forbid we get another "Sandy"
2033944
I did use it on a small electric water heater of 1500 watts for a few times and it worked fine. I had it come on for about 15 minutes per day for a few days. The instructions say it can handle up to about 1800 watts.
1187457
Yes this step up power transformer will provide the required volltage for a 220 - 240 dyrer but I am not sure what the watt usage of the dryer. The power supply will only support 1500 watts but proably a little less that published value. Make sur to find out it the wattage requirement of the dryer before purchasing the pwer supply to make sure it will support the dryer.
1501889
Sure will, I run two 200 watt Technics from em. Not the best quality, but it does run em pretty well.