how do i get this in 240
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All you will have to do is buy this power cord: http://www.amazon.com/Apollo-Horticulture-240-Digital-Ballast/dp/B00EJVZLNC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1416946145&sr=8-1&keywords=240V+power+cord
879976
Maybe it can work for 240 in Europe with a converter? Not sure, haven't tried that. Only using it in America for now :)
1331804
From 110-240, depending on where you are located and which adapter you have.
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You can but you will probably not get as good of run times as these new Pros theoretically permit. The older 2400 XX has not only a different capacity, but a different temp range as well as different service life rating. Plus the new Pro is made to improve upon output consistency. A battery you have used for years always has a lower capacity than its initial rating, and this can result in the weak link in the chain. So ideally you want to keep batteries paired together so that they age and cycle count similar to others they are used with. Otherwise you really can't benefit from the performance improvements the Pro makes over the XX. You can but you will probably not get as good of run times as these new Pros theoretically permit. The older 2400 XX has not only a different capacity, but a different temp range as well as different service life rating. Plus the new Pro is made to improve upon output consistency. A battery you have used for years always has a lower capacity than its initial rating, and this can result in the weak link in the chain. So ideally you want to keep batteries paired together so that they age and cycle count similar to others they are used with. Otherwise you really can't benefit from the... » Read More You can but you will probably not get as good of run times as these new Pros theoretically permit. The older 2400 XX has not only a different capacity, but a different temp range as well as different service life rating. Plus the new Pro is made to improve upon output consistency. A battery you have used for years always has a lower capacity than its initial rating, and this can result in the weak link in the chain. So ideally you want to keep batteries paired together so that they age and cycle count similar to others they are used with. Otherwise you really can't benefit from the performance improvements the Pro makes over the XX. « Show Less
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Yes---240. It is a really good deal and so much more economical than buying the smaller amount.
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It depends on your motherboard, or video card. Smaller video cards allow you to put the 240 on the side panel, or if you have a motherboard that doesn't have a heatsink near the top, you can put it up there. If your motherboard has a heatsink near the top, I recommend moving the fan located on the top of the case to the top opening on the side panel.
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I AM NOT AN ELECTRICIAN... My 240 is wired with 2 hot wires (one white one black) plus ground connecting to 2, 30amp fuzes. one hot wire to each fuze and the ground to the common ground in the fuzebox. #10 wire is required according to Aprilair. I STRONGLY suggest you get an electrician to do the wiring. THIS IS A LOT OF POWER. I watched my electrician do the wiring. In additionthe Best thing to do is call AprilAir (800) 334-6011 directly.
1252765
im pretty sure no but you can buy a voltage adaptor that plugs into your 240 outlet and converts it to a 120 voltage shop on line at parts express.com or find a electronic store and ask them this should work out for you
918890
I installed a 280mm radiator in the top. It required some modification with a dremel. A 240 would probably fit well
125307
Nope, 110 only. This is a very small unit, nowhere near the size of a commercial unit that would run on 240
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240 should be ok but just so you know the power draw on idle http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=2394&page=2
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The manual that comes with the unit states 110VAC or 220VAC (+ or -) 10% single phase. Thus, 10% added to 220 = 242V. If the manual is right it should be able to run on 240VAC if you system actually supplies that voltage.
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The one that I have is 110/120 only. You would need a converter, (available) to operate it on 240 volts.
952620
Don't know but I ordered 360 and only go 180...................and I'm not the only one with the same issue. Try another vendor, you might actually get what you paid for.
1406918
I don't know. I use 120V, as is routine here in the U.S.. I haven't tested it with 240V. Good luck.
1712856
It's technically 120, but it can artificially imitate 240 with its smooth motion technology if you turn it on. That seems to make things look too smooth, almost robotically fast. Some people call this the soap opera effect.
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It really doesn't need to be converted to 240. It works just fine on 110. If you are still wanting to convert you need to get a licensed electrician to do it as you are dealing with water and electricity and the two do not mix.