can i use this with 110v motor?
1808772
Yes, I have mine starting a 110 motor. The switch is rated at 12 amps, so check the rating first on your motor to make sure it isn't pulling more than 12 amps.
1808773
Yes, that's how I'm using the one I installed on my compressor...should work just fine.
1991321
No it can not. You want to be careful of starting a 5hp motor on 110 volt ac, as the amp draw is between 4 and 5 times the running amps. Most 5hp 1ph motors will draw approx. 31 amps during normal operation, which mean, it will draw approx 150 amps during starting. All this on a 15 amp receptacle outlet.
748084
not rated for 220V, this unit is for a very light load motor. My 5HP motor burn the contacts almost immediately (worked for about 3 min before failing)
741202
No, this is a 12v application not 110. Very different! You'd have to get a 12v to 110v converter.
1521164
The plate on the motor says "120V~ 15A 50-60Hz" so no it cannot. 120V is all it will accept
685559
It's a 12VDC motor, powered by a standard PC power supply - you plug it into your motherboard. As long as you've got a PC power supply/motherboard combo that's happy with 220V, then the answer is "yes".
2119566
If you are not familiar with electric work, then please don't attempt. Hayward motor probably works with 220V. 220 is a killer. When you remove the screw covering the terminals, you will see Line-in terminals and Motor-out terminals. If I remember correctly, the connection diagram is attached to the door or included in the instruction book.
1879551
If you buy a 110v transformer it will likely work but the motor may seem a little slow.
1239133
Yes, you can! This transformer input 110v and output 220v. The only thing you should notice is that the voltage capacity is just 100W!
1468496
No way. Get a rechargable battery and use this to recharge it between uses. Max power is 5 Watts, 1/12 of what your motor wants.
1625929
As long as the motor is wired for 120 volt, it will work just fine. There are jumpers that need to be set in the Motor for 120 or 220 volt operation.Make sure to ask somebody who knows how to do it. My saw was already wired for 120 volt.
901265
you will have to have transformer/voltage converter. Using 110V appliance with 220V increase the wattage 4 times, therefore generates excessive heat. It is likely to burn the motor coil.
500675
It will work a minute or two than you will burn up motor and have buy another one so 110 is all you need
771149
I'm not sure. You'd have to check the specs by the manufactrer, or use a 120v transformer
108957
Yes it depends on the relay u use so get a nice solid state relay as well for it but input I'm not sure I run mine on 110v us
2215359
The motor isn't wound for 220, so not directly. If you mean the 2-phase 220 in most residential neighborhoods in the US, you could probably wire an adaptor to only use one of the hot wires on a 220 circuit <DISCLAMER: I AM NOT AN ELECTRICIAN> because residential 220 circuits are made up of two hot 120 wires with opposite phase + a neutral and a ground. So you would just use the two you need. If you are overseas, I have seen a 220V version of this saw in Asia, but I don't know the model number.
649033
Most motors that run on either 110 or 220 will better on 220 volts. Basically you have twice the voltage (power) available for the motor to use. A no Brainer!