My community has only 240 Volt service. The rated voltage is 230 v for this product. Will 240 V damage this unit? Will the company void the warranty i
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This does not relate to the voltage but you will not regret purchasing this product. This unit is very easy to install, performs beautifully and is whisper quiet! You literally have to get right on top of it to know if it's running.
599451
The short answer is no. I have installed several of these units with 240-service. All are still running great. Voltages actually fluctuate a good deal depending on load. While a voltage drop can be harmful to sensitive computer components, a piece of heavy equipment such as this will be unaffected. My only advice would be to carefully calculate the BTU's required for your space and then purchasing the correct size.
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This model is setup for 120 volts 60 Hz AC only. If you do not have access to 120 VAC you would have to check with the manufacturer to see if they have an adaptor or another model compatable with 240 volts.
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No you do not need 240v. I would recomend a 20 amp 120vac line for this unit.
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
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Mine is working on 110v, but not sure if it will handle 240, as I am not at my house to check.
1005291
It runs full voltage. Mine is 120v. It's wired like a regular inline switch. Not sure if it's rated at 240 though.
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You'll need an electrical engineer to answer your question - and even then you may void your warranty. It's all about the voltage, amperage draw, and it's unlikely you'll find anyone who has that info. Good luck!
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No! it's only rated for 120vac if you run it on 240 you'll burn it up. I asked an electrician and this is his answer. I hope this helps you.
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John,The P4400 does not work with 240 volt appliances. It is designed for 115 volt and the maximum voltage is 125.See P4400 data sheet at http://ec1.images-amazon.com/media/i3d/01/A/man-migrate/MANUAL000010953.pdf
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Could someone who owns this product reply if the DVD player is rated 100-240V. Most DVD players are universal voltage, however Sony website says its only 120V compatible. Its strange but can somebody please confirm? Thanks.
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Well technically yes... But the electrical prong is different from ours here... And if you change it... It will work but you need to get a step down transformer to bring it down to 120 volts.... So it's just easier to buy a 240 volt unit... Much easier.
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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.
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I don't think this is really built to handle 240V AC in any meaningful way. The control unit (I believe) is fed directly off of the inbound voltage, so I'd imagine the voltage in would fry the thing. However, as David said, that's probably best to check with the manufacturer (or at least someone who's taken more than 1/2 a Coursera course in basic electronic engineering). They might even make a 240V version.
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My unit plugs into 12V lighter socket. I have no experience with 24V and this item. Check the manual but I bought this for 12V use. A search finds all information about this device indicates plugging into 12 Volt lighter socket. It probably does not work with 24V.
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I am currently deployed to Afghanistan and discovered the same thing. I just use 240V and have had no problems.
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NO!!! Not a good thing, it would damage your machine. You need either a converter or and electrician, neither are cheap. Suggest you return it if you have the option and purchase a 120volt unit, or sell it and do the same.
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Hi. It would seem it must be rated for high voltage as when i passed 12v through it at 156 amps it tripped out after a 'couple of seconds' (which in itself is cause for concern!)