Can this handle 230/50?
1357243
The TMDW10 will work on 120 Volts only. Both 60 or 50 cycles will for lighting.Richard
1357244
You can use timer to control 120 volt coil on contactor... and then use contactor to handle 240 volt load... this timer requires neutral wire: http://waterheatertimer.org/Install.html#neutral
890547
Absolutely, it'll carry up to 30amps at 230V. This answer is from my husband who is an electrician not me.
946717
Yes. Ideally you would want a 50 amp circut, but you'll be just fine with a 220/30amp.
906163
I haves used it successfully with a k-30. I would think it would be ok with a 50.
18625
.338 Yes. I have personally used it on 2 different models. On 50cal it may be a bit light, I have not tried though. .
726570
I can say that at 280 it feels very sturdy, but it's starting to get some creaks and whatnot in it now. It may support 350 but I imagine you'd want to shoot for something rated for 450 just to be on the safe side.
856689
220 is perfect for this!Should quickly save from the pain this piece of craps will cause.
1890317
I use mine w/a 15# no problems.I would not go higher than 25#, but that should be ok depending on where you mount the base,(strength of mounting surface.)
2196213
No, it has a standard 120 VAC plug. You can't plug it into a 230 VAC outlet.
1675265
I have an SLK 320 (2001) and ti works for that. I do not know about the SLK 230. I presume it will work but I do not know for sure.
122202
Works great on 303 British, I just tried that, so I would assume you will be OK. Seems like the 338 Lapua case is way to big to enter the die, and I was not about to force it and jam the press.
693524
It's 110 only as far as I know and seen. I believe you'd have to get an adapter to use it with 230, but then you could use it with 230.
71810
I think that it can handle 230 lbs, but I am not sure if it could accommodate someone that tall.
1595510
Hi Alec,Unfortunately, none of our switch will work with 230 VAC. We do, however, have a few customers who have take our HC6000 and used it to control a power relay (with a 120 VAC coil) that in turn controlled the 230 VAC pump. Sorry I can't be of more help. Thanks for your interest in our products.Steve
1024543
yes I own this model. it goes to 280. I've used it on 277 and it works great
1483647
The transformation ratio is 220/110 = 2 or 240/120 = 2. If your voltage is 230 V, then on the low voltage side you will get 230/2 = 115 V. Most appliances have some tolerance to the input voltage e.g. +- 5%. I would check first the label of the appliance, and if 115 V is within that range, it is safe to use this transformer.
1977382
I would go for a 140/100 for light work. This 260/200 gets hot real quick and a little too strong for wire gauge 18 - 24 and smaller.