Will the 240 unit run on regular household power or only on 240 v? Also does it have to be mounted above? I want it in floor of grow box.
1780085
No problem. It is a fine product so far. I'll probably buy another within the next year if this one continues working flawlessly as it has been.
1780086
Regular household power (110 or 120v). You can mount it where you want, but there are 3 fans that must be able to expel the heat somewhere. You can't turn it upside down and lay it on the floor because the fans wouldn't be able to expel the air. You would have to raise it up off the floor some.
1780087
Yes it can run in 120v and yes u can out it on floor it just needs to have done space for fan to flow above light in the light box so idk if u would want to set it upside down...
227668
No 240 watts @12 volts is 20 amps, so it will overheat and fail. I think a 20 amp model is available.
210540
No. It's set for 110~120 VAC. You would need a voltage converter in order to use 240 VAC.
1593266
This model can operate on 120 or 240. The unit comes standard with a 120v cable, but could swap out a 240 on request.Thanks
1917074
You need a separate thermostat that can wire and mount to the unit or run it off a line voltage wall thermostat.. This model runs on 240volt supply. Check the website King-electric.com for useful info then you can order from Amazon. All types of these must be hard wired to supply voltage. Gives great heat, really well made.
1435199
No you do not need 240v. I would recomend a 20 amp 120vac line for this unit.
1249436
My box did not have 90-240 V and the light had only two wires. I used it with 12v DC system and it works well
1958452
1 3/4 HP, 15 Amps @ 120v, 7 Amps @ 240v. The saw has the ability to be wired for 120v (common household outlet voltage in the U.S.) or 240v (most households have 240v for dryers, electric ranges and ovens) and will use half the amperage on 240v that it would on 120v. I have had mine wired both ways; if possible, 240v is the way to go as it recovers much better from bogging down when cutting through thick lumber or feeding it too fast. 120v works fine if you take your time but can trip breakers if you have other things on the line, such as garage lights, freezes, other tools (that are running), etc. 1 3/4 HP, 15 Amps @ 120v, 7 Amps @ 240v. The saw has the ability to be wired for 120v (common household outlet voltage in the U.S.) or 240v (most households have 240v for dryers, electric ranges and ovens) and will use half the amperage on 240v that it would on 120v. I have had mine wired both ways; if possible, 240v is the way to go as it recovers much better from bogging down when cutting through thick lumber or feeding it too fast. 120v works fine if you take your time but can trip breakers if you have other things on the line, such as garage lights, freezes, other tools (that are... » Read More 1 3/4 HP, 15 Amps @ 120v, 7 Amps @ 240v. The saw has the ability to be wired for 120v (common household outlet voltage in the U.S.) or 240v (most households have 240v for dryers, electric ranges and ovens) and will use half the amperage on 240v that it would on 120v. I have had mine wired both ways; if possible, 240v is the way to go as it recovers much better from bogging down when cutting through thick lumber or feeding it too fast. 120v works fine if you take your time but can trip breakers if you have other things on the line, such as garage lights, freezes, other tools (that are running), etc. « Show Less
1068545
this particular model is rated at 110 volt AC 60 cycle switching US Canada North America you're not going to be able run on the 220 240 volt 50 cycle. from New Zealand you have to have a localized version
2097771
This is an exhaust fan. Usually exhausts are 4 inch ducts. If you exhaust into a 6 inch duct you need a transition from 4 in to 6 in, which you can purchase at a hardware store.Re: the voltage, are you trying to use a 240 volt feed and transform it to 120 volt? If so, that should work , but the unit is not made to run at 240 volts, so you definitely need the transformer, stepping down the voltage to 110-120. Re: wattage, I do not know the answer to that question. sorry.
1235509
You can use this light and all G8LED indoor grow lights in 110 volt and 240 volt environments. When you order with Fulfillment By Amazon (FBA) the lights come pre-packaged with USA 110 volt power cords but the lights still work in 110-240volt environments. When you order on Amazon directly from G8LED we will provide the power cord of your country. You can save 20% on this item when ordering it together with any G8LED grow panel (G8-240, G8-240BLOOM, G8-450, G8-450BLOOM, G8-600, G8-900)
542208
Hi,The unit I got is 240V, 20 Amps. Pretty easy to wire and so far has worked very well. It is a bit noisy but you get used to it.Rod
693385
My unit is rated at 120v, 270 watts & 320 va. Page 28 of the manual refers to a "General Model" that has a 120v/240v selector switch on the back of the unit. My model does not have that switch.
1205659
This supply provides up to 850 Watts of 120 volt power on 110 volts or 1000 Watts of 12 volt power on 240 voltsYou can't make 1000watts at 110 (120v) you get ~70amps at 12v when running off 110 (found in most homes in the US)850(watts out)/120(volts in)=7amps(current draw) + 20%(80% efficiency) =9.2 amps(wall current) most houses are rated 20amps for a room. Add in networking gear lights fans. You can over run the house wiring fast. That said I am running two miners that are ~400watts a peace off one of these with no ill effects. (Month 5 for me.) Sounds like a jet is on after burners. This supply provides up to 850 Watts of 120 volt power on 110 volts or 1000 Watts of 12 volt power on 240 voltsYou can't make 1000watts at 110 (120v) you get ~70amps at 12v when running off 110 (found in most homes in the US)850(watts out)/120(volts in)=7amps(current draw) + 20%(80% efficiency) =9.2 amps(wall current) most houses are rated 20amps for a room. Add in networking gear lights fans. You can over run the house wiring fast. That said I am running two miners that are ~400watts a peace off one of these with no ill effects. (Month 5 for me.) Sounds like a jet is on after... » Read More This supply provides up to 850 Watts of 120 volt power on 110 volts or 1000 Watts of 12 volt power on 240 voltsYou can't make 1000watts at 110 (120v) you get ~70amps at 12v when running off 110 (found in most homes in the US)850(watts out)/120(volts in)=7amps(current draw) + 20%(80% efficiency) =9.2 amps(wall current) most houses are rated 20amps for a room. Add in networking gear lights fans. You can over run the house wiring fast. That said I am running two miners that are ~400watts a peace off one of these with no ill effects. (Month 5 for me.) Sounds like a jet is on after burners. « Show Less
1782999
I got it last year for my garage. I did have an electrician install a 240 amp service and so far seems ok, I have not goon thru a full winter yet. Overall unit is made well and expect it to perform. Steve
1589011
There is no indication in the owner's manual or specifications that it will work at 240 volts. Ordinarily, if a power unit could do that, it would not only be mentioned, it would be a selling point. So I would say no, it doesn't work at 240.The design seems to be specifically for the U.S. market, including the style of the power cord (3 prong). A direct connection to a 3 prong grounded outlet IS required for this unit to work correctly. Not doing so voids the attached equipment warranty.
1830354
No, the system requires a power source to turn on and operate. Must have 240v utility system to run.