need voltage and amps
1859645
120 volts and just like the KitchenAid site, the owner's manual is silent on amperage. But knowing that American kitchen counter accessory outlets often are not rated for more than 15 amps total at the receptacle, we can guess it draws 15 amps or less. Using P=IV, and that most counter-top ovens max out at no more than 1,800 watts, we again arrive at 15 amps, max. I could look at the back of our 3-time replaced KitchenAid oven (same model) but we finally gave up on it and KitchenAid. It is a piece of junk, as is KitchenAid customer service. Electrical burning smell came from the function knob that finally failed completely. Thankfully we bought it at Macy's and they credited the full purchase price toward a beautiful Breville oven! We love that Breville! We used to have 100% KitchenAid appliances in our home and every single one of them has had premature problems - we're now down to one.
1859646
I use my oven in my house. Whatever the standard voltage and amp is for a home seems to work fine as I've never had a problem. I run my big oven and this counter top oven at the same time with no problems.
1239963
I am not familiar with your volts, etc. I would think that you could use an adapter for the plug in. Sorry I wasn't much help.
1310047
Get a 12vDC adapter. You could use and old adapter from something else, as long as it has enough amps.I do NOT know how many amps this uses, but any adapter 3 amp or more should be fine.Volts = The voltage (output) of the adapter should be 12v, or a little less (lower speed). More volts is like more "electrical pressure", this could start a fire if you had too many volts.Amps = The amps should be 3, or greater (3000ma, or greater). More amps is more available power. This is okay. A 3 amp transformer could supply up to, or under, 3 amp of power.
1417729
This Is easy to get done. Even If you know nothing about It, go to an electronic supply or a radio shack and ask them what you need. They will give you any adapter/s that you may need. Good luck!
1022148
Basically just the amp.You will have to buy the correct wire to do the install properly. Don't shrimp on the wiring.Probably can find good deals on ebay for the wire. I did. If I remember correctly 20 to $30 for all the wire needed.Its a big amp,so be sure you got room to put it.
2282323
Not much because amps. Is what will kill you not voltage ... Voltage is just a pressure its kinda weak for .5 million volts
2032689
Hi Larry, sorry dident get back sooner it takes 7 amps hope this works u will love it
338799
You will need ta supply wire...I used 2ot wire between it an amp...Install it as close to amp as possile...
569647
I don't have one, sorry. Look in your manual, all you have to do is match the voltage and amps. I don't have my original one either.
803240
In general to find amps you will divide the watts by the volts. In this case its 72/12=6amps.
1661781
Ideally, you should use a 200amp fuse if I understand your question correctly. Wiki American wire gauge for more info.. Hope this helps.
1428762
You will need to buy the power supply separately. Be sure you purchase one of correct voltage and amperage.
598013
#8 and if your feeding from another box I would use 75 amp minimum. Comes with 50amp+30amp+20amp=100amps. I think 100amp is the way to go
195985
Hi Scott...You don't need an amp, I hooked mine up without one.....take care.....Andy
1715761
Get the voltage and polarity right and you should be ok. Just be careful not to fry it.
2183996
You are gonna need a voltage converter. But make sure the one you choose has no restriction on motors. In others words, you are gonna need an expensive one, around 50 USD.
2186814
25 amp (120volt x 25amp equals 3000watts) use at least #4 wire under 10' #2 above