Check the dryer outlet – if it’s a 3 or 4 prong outlet (i.e. not the standard household outlet) then chances are the voltage is 240V. Check the breaker size – if it’s a 30A breaker then chances are the dryer is 240V. Check the cable size (see 3 Ways To Gauge Wire on WikiHow) – if it is 10-3 copper / 8 aluminum then you likely have a Plug-In. NEMA Configuration: NEMA L15. Shop Savings. 30 Amp 125/250V, NEMA 14-30R Flush Mount Power Outlet, Single Straight Blade Range and Dryer Outlet Grounding Will a 230v motor run on 208V? This is a NEMA requirement. So, a 230 volt motor can operate as low as 207 volts. When a motor is rated at 208/230 volts this means the motor will operate at the 208 volt rating, not 10% under the 208 volt rating. Can a 220V 3 phase motor run on 208V? Here’s if You Can Plug a 230V Appliance Into a 220V Outlet: The answer is yes, you can plug a 230V appliance into a 220V outlet. The difference of 10 volts is negligible, and most appliances will work just fine with either voltage. However, you should be careful not to overload the outlet by plugging in too many appliances at once.
If the cord has printed on it “250V” and your mains power is between 220V-240V[1] and the power cable fits into your wall power outlet and into the amplifier, then go ahead and plug it in, you will have no problems. Can you plug a 240V appliance into a 250V outlet? The voltage listed is the maximum rated voltage that should be applied to it
Yes, you switch to 250 and operate the hair dryer on low speed (not the converter which you don't need). I've used multiple dual voltage hair dryers in Europe and they work better on low. You will
240v outlet not delivering 240 volts. To spare you all the long version of my two week nightmare: bought a house built in 1976. Hooked up dryer, switched to 3 prong plug. Dryer ran fine, started to smell like burning plastic until it stopped running altogether. Dryer is fine, power cable apparently gave out.
5 points. Sep 25, 2007 2:45 PM in response to mikecohen. I concur with the previous poster, it works just fine on 220v as long as you have a converter plug for the electric outlet. I live in France and bought a MBP in the US and operated it with no problem (France runs on 220v). Message was edited by: tanepierre.
1. The live cable will be a radial from the consumer unit, hence you do indeed have a live and a neutral. Lighting cable in the UK is normally 1.5mm diameter, suitable to carry 15Amps. Cable for electric sockets is normally 2.5mm diameter, suitable to carry 20Amps. All single sockets must be capable of taking 13Amps.
The plug specs are the maximum ratings given for how the plug is meant to be used in any given application. So a plug speced as 120V/30A is not designed to be used in applications over 120V and not to be loaded over 30A. Now that said.those numbers do not directly have anything to do with the capabilities of the supply circuit or wiring. 9lEn9z.
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