You would need an isolation transformer which has twice the copper, so at least twice the cost. Voltage should read about 120 V (typically 115 V to 125 V). However, if the unit has a round plug, you may consider changing the wall outlet to match it. They sell "cheap Chinese" step-down transformers in the $100 range on Amazon, but these are dangerous twice - first because they are junk, but second because they are not designed to step down US 240V, and will give a "hot neutral" on their output, which is bad. Window units with standard, three-prong plugs may be used in regular household outlets, regardless of whether the air conditioner requires 110-, 115-, or 120-volt electricity. Window units with standard, three-prong plugs may be used in regular household outlets, regardless of whether the air conditioner requires 110-, 115-, or 120-volt electricity. Still, it'll be cheaper than buying a legitimate and safe step-down transformer. you'd be paying mostly for mobilization (driving to your location) and the value of experience. It's 20 minutes of work, mostly to get familiar with the wiring so you know what to do.īut it's that kind of deal. so i spent the better part of this morning looking on the forum for anyone who may have attempted putting in the 115v dash outlet into a truck that didnt. Change the receptacle to a NEMA 5-20 type, and move 1 wire inside the service panel that supplies this circuit. What you have here is a very simple conversion. $990 for knowing which bolt to turn." Have an electrician re-wire that for 120V The company said "$1000!? You turned 1 bolt! Can we have this itemized?" The old worker said "OK. The worker came right out, inspected and listened to the machine for 10 minutes, turned one bolt, and said "There you go. So they called one of the old workers, who now ran a consulting business. It has an internal fuse that trips when the current exceeds 15 amps, so you don’t need to change the circuit breaker. In technical terms, it provides a NEMA 5-15P outlet, which is a three-pin grounded outlet rated for 15 amps. Red Lion 14942025 RLMPFVK115 Utility Transfer Pump 115 Volt(Same as 14942005)(Image is for 12 Volt Pump-pump has 115 Volt Plug) NON-SUBMERSIBLE MULTI-PURPOSE. Has anyone used this plug at all and what do you use it for i have not even tried to see if it works yet.:rolleyes. They had let the experienced old workers go, and hired all younger kids. An adapter that plugs into a standard 220-volt receptacle and allows you to use a 110-volt plug costs about 30. Check out our lowest priced option within Electrical Plugs & Connectors, the 15 Amp 125-Volt Flat Plug, Black by Leviton. There's an old joke about the company whose giant machine was not working. The main difference between 115V and 120V outlets is that the latter provides more power to plugged-in devices.
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