does this works on a barbecue electriacl thermostat that run on 220-240 volt and 2000 watt?
519740
Typically, the converter should be 50% higher Wattage than the equipment. As yours is 2000W and the converter 3000W you should be fine. Some equipment has a high peak, when turning it on but I have not encountered that problem. Small equipment with 2000W and even 2500W have been running fine.
519741
It works on all my equipment that is rated at 220/240v. That includes a kettle rated at 2000 watts.
519742
I can not give you a definitive answer. I can only assume that it supports any electrical device of 220-240 and up to 3000 watts. but this is just my assumption, I can not say for certain about your particular device. sorry I can not be certain. good luck
519743
This is a commercial and heavy-duty unit, and SHOULD be OK for that use. However, it is advisable to use caution when applying this unit to high-heat appliances, and you have mentioned a BBQ. Test it first before actual use, and watch/fee the converter as it is being tested to check for overheating.
519744
I have no idea! I used just for a game with 110 v power supply where in my country 220 v
1709174
To figure out the amp. draw of any appliance you divide the wattage by the voltage. In this case 2000/240 is 8.3. The breaker size needs to be at least 20% larger. FOr this heater--you would need a double pole 15 amp breaker. This is for a single heater if you're going to run multiple heaters off the same thermostat/circuit, you will need to figure them in as well and size the breaker and wiring accordingly.
511964
Yes u can it is designwd for 220 240 appliances. ..its a great timer..and easy to set up with tons of timing options and of course manual override....
1243207
I returned mine - too small and heat was not adequate. Very narrow. I don't recall if it was 12 and 120 volt. I used it on 120 volt (house plug). It was not for 220 volts.
955027
This switch is rated to switch 2400 watts of power at 120 Volts. If your water heater has an element that is less than 2400 watts, and runs on a 120 volt circuit, yes you can use this. It is not likely that your water heater meets these requirements. You can, however, use this switch to switch a relay that is rated to turn your water heater on and off. An inexpensive example of this is the Packard C230B. It will switch 220 volts up to 6600 watts and has a 120 volt coil. This is a mechanical contactor. You can also look for a solid state relay that will be quieter and last longer, but cost more.
22227
If you used a voltage converter that is rated at 1000 watts it should work but I think you would be better off buying an appliance that is designed to work on 240 volts. It would be less expensive overall and more efficient.
1526537
The instruction sheet says it works with heating type appliances up to 1875 watts, including curling irons. However, I have never used it for this application. Yes, it does convert 220 to 120 volts. Thank you.
1531348
No. This is a line voltage thermostat (120/240 volts) for electric heat only. Look for something comparable in low voltage.
244265
It said it should be either 120 or 240 volts depending on the hookup kit you use. It might work on 208, just wouldn't get as much heat as with 240. I can't personally vouch on this.
1091998
It should work just fine with a low voltage alarm circuit with 24 volts, works fine with my low voltage circuit on my heat pump ... hope this my help.
559059
Yes. This model is quite versatile. Plus the timer portion will work on 120, 208, 240 or 277v and can be powered from a 3rd source if you wish. You can switch 2 120v circuits independently or together. You can set many stop/start times.
1273406
I use mine on baseboard 240 Volt heaters. Don't see why fan forced would not work. This thermostat can only handle 15 Amps. ( 3600 Watts at 240 Volts or 3120W at 208 Volts). Some fan forced heaters draw more than that. Place the thermostat far enough away so that the heater does not blow at it.
1608262
Good morning! AS this is designed exclusively for 120 volt service, if you need a 240 volt version, that heater would be the LC2507W31. We currently don't have this posted on our Amazon site, but take a look at it on our own www.baseboardheaterstore.com website. Thanks, Jeff Cousins Operations Manager
56696
Unfortunately, no, it won't. This is from Honewell's webpage for this model: Does not work with heat pumps, multi-stage heating/cooling systems, and electric baseboard heat (120-240V).
314880
This controller will work on almost any motor that has replaceable brushes. With the electronic circuitry inside I certainly would not hook it up to 240v
459
This is for use on 110-120 VAC, 60 Hz., 6.5 amps, single phase. It will not operate on 220-240 VAC.
236757
240 works much better. 120 with a plug cord cannot by electrical code be installed by an electrician. .only hard wired. If it came with a plug, he can plug it in. If it didn't, he only can hard wire it. 240 volt is available at the furnace, so he can use that to efficiently wire the humidifier. The 120 option won't boil the water quick enough to run long enough on the heat cycle unless you run the fan continuously after the heat has shut off. This unit works best by far on 240 volt.