the existing unit has a different looking plug. two flat horizontal and a ground for a 3rd. is this 220v. how to be sure
1431306
The plug sounds like my 220v . The info is on the product metal stamp with the model info.
1431307
It is a 220vac. Different pin configurations for plugs or receptacles indicates the max amount of current that can be used or available. The receptacle you are describing would be 220vac 30amp.
1431308
Michael, the plug on this unit is a 220 plug. I am sure because I asked an electrician to be 100% certain. This is a great unit. I use it for my rentals.
1431309
It is a 220V there are adapters for it. I live in a building complex and had my electrician come and check it out. He told me all I needed was an adapter...in a house, you may need to have a new outlet installed.
758269
If you are in the US it has a standard wall plug without the ground, so the plug has two prongs.
1615246
Only if the thing you are plugging into it, had Dual 110/220 V, usually listed on the device or power supply label, This is not a converter from 220V to 110V.
1761101
Actually the one I purchased does not look like this one. what I got is : 3000 Watt Step Up and Down Voltage Converter Transformer 110/220v sold by seven star and I'm using it for a 2800W vacuum cleaner which is working with 220V. and it's going fine with it.
609191
Need to look at the original plug and see if it has two or three prongs. Not where it plugs into wall which should have three, but where that wire plugs into the adaptor.
800526
Mine is a 220 volt version, British type plug, but you better check with amazon before ordering.
1419043
My building is 120 V, so I have only used it here, I have no idea about 220V.
1512497
Not sure if it comes from the manufacturer with 220v plug, you may have to buy a converter for it.
666736
I can't help you on this one. The unit was bought for work and I retired over a year ago so I don't have access to it. If you compare voltages between this and the original, as well as polarity and size of the plug, you should be able to figure it out.
668927
Yes, the power brick that comes with the unit shows 120 - 220V 1.5A (1.5A), so it will work if you have an adapter. The manual also recommends to make sure the adapter has the third ground connection as well.
1284386
I think European plugs are round.........and also a different voltage so you must have a unit destined for a different country
495241
No, this unit bought here has print on the side saying 120vAC. The plug end is a standard 120vAC U.S. connector.
1055778
The unit will not work on 220V as is. You would need a voltage converter to be sure of safe operation, and possibly a plug adapter as well.
805478
Honestly this is not my background. However this unit operates on a 220 circuit, hence the reason for the different plug style. Personally I would leave plug as it is and not mess with it.
1304377
It's a regular household non grounded 2 prong plug.. I would think you could get a 3 prong grounded adapter for about a dollar at any hardware store(Homedepot Lowes..
749626
This is a 3 prong meaning it has the grounding prong. Any retailer or hardware store has the adapter that converts a 3-plug prong to a 2-plug prong but I would advise you check with an electrician before you consider this method. Hope this helps answer your question
553813
A 220 volt plug that looks like a face and by that I mean a ground and two horizontal prongs - - *