What plug is used for the 240 mode of the EVSE?
1321410
The receptacle needed for the 240V is a NEMA 6-20, and needs to be on a 20A breaker.
1321411
Its a standard NEMA 6-20P, which means you need the socket version of this for your garage. Scroll to the technical specs of the cable here at their website for more info about the cable: http://evsolutions.avinc.com/turbocord
1321412
NEMA 6-20p is the plug end. I have found it where you plug in air conditioners, welders, and stand-up coolers
1321413
Its a standard NEMA 6-20P, which means you need the socket version of this for your garage. Scroll to the technical specs of the cable here at their website for more info about the cable:http://evsolutions.avinc.com/turbocord
1321414
The plug which came locked on to the charger is the 240 plug. If you remove that plug it will operate on 110.
1091219
It plugs into a standard US duplex electrical receptacle sorry I don't know if that is 220v or 240v.
150870
a 240 volt receptacle would be a twistlock in the states. This charger is for 110v. Save your money and buy Milwaukee or Bosch. Makita is junk
1252445
I received mine with a 12 volt vehicle (car) adapter, a US 120 volt adapter built in and a 240 volt European plug adapter. I have used it successfully at 12 and 120 volts I have not had a change to try it at the 240 volt, although the directions state it will operate as such,
50430
To be honest, I don't know- it works well on a 120V because I've re-charged many times, but don't recall seeing an adapter for 240' unfortunately I'm out camping now and don't have the manual, but could check when I get home end of next week
561838
Yes it will fit, but if you run the Bosch EVSE at 30 Amps you will heat up this cord and possible melt the insulation around the wires. That could lead to a fire. This cord is rated at 15Amps and the EVSE is capable of outputting 30 Amps. To be safe you should use a cord rated at 30 Amps. Mine is used as an extension to a car whose charger only draws 15 Amps.
478922
The only charger for the 18v battery that I use is only 120V, and I am not really shure if there is a 240 charger available or not....
1915071
No. I think you need an adapter for the 240v before you plug it in. I thinks this is only 110v
1867262
The EMU 0404 comes with a Creative AC Adaptor Model SV0510. This is a universal supply that comes with 4 different plug types. Input voltage is 100 to 240 volts.
1300141
120v is all I know of 240 would be too much electricity for this small stereo system
565219
I presume you mean "240 Vac electric plug". These LEDs require 12 Vdc. You will need a power supply to convert the ac input to a dc output. There are several power supplies available which will work at 240 Vac input. Do not attempt to connect these LEDs directly to 240 Vac power. They will be severly damaged.
2007642
According to the manual it should have shipped with 24v output. It says that the output can be either 12 or 24 volt by moving Jumper 4 located on the right side of the circuit board and make sure your input is connected to the 240v teminals.
1915069
Phillip - this device does not come with adapters for 240V outlet schemes. While, I do not have the original packaging, I would not rely on the 120V design (insulation) to safely accomodate 240V supply.
287464
Unfortunatly no, I have just order it recently and discovered it doesn't support the 240v.You can try amazon.co.uk
525021
NEMA 6-50. See here:http://evsolutions.avinc.com/products/at_home/plug-in_charging_station
634396
Hey! It's a pleasure to answer you...Well, I just checked and the charger is bivolt! So, no problems with 240V
193714
No, the charger is for 110/120 volt power. In order to use in a 240 volt environment, you will need to use a proper voltage converter.