My country works on 220V.
128991
well, figure that you have 24,000 Kilowatts at your disposal.  Running at 400 Volts.  Power=Current * Voltage.  This is a rough estimate! So roughly 60 amps MAX coming out.  I would refrain from anything that draws more than 40 amps.  Also I would check with the company that made the generator.  You don't want to get crossed into that kind of power.  Believe me.  I've taken hits from a fully charged 50KV capacitor.
487632
check out your power box in it ..may be its has got some problem.
271448
i can do it. i am eng of electronic
121907
They developed appliances with different needs.\nBut they should standardize.  Tell me, which country do you tell to change their ENTIRE power grid structure?
51201
A power supply needs a "load" to run,,I.E.  all that stuff in the computer box.  Some have internal fuses that will blow and you have to open the supply box to check,,There is a 110/220 switch that may have been moved,, I have never had one that I had to mess with jumpers,,  yes, a factory defect is possible,, cold solder joints on large components are quite common coming out of the factory..
482117
Please contact your local professional service centre.  \nDo not scratch your head with V= I X R.\nIf you still want to do your self,  use single phase varioc.  \nvoltage from 0. \nNormally Fridge comes with 230 volts input in India, \nrest of the world, I don't know.
470977
Better check with the electric company first but you need a special electric meter and connection.\nUnless you are more or less constantly generating more electricity than you need the cost of the electric meter will outweigh the benefit.\nSo much for eco-friendly electricity companies.\n\nWe kitted out a 3 storey office block with 100 sq mtrs of solar panels and even then we could not justify the import/export meter we just supplemented the electricity used in the building.\n\nFor 3 months of each year the building is self sufficient.
234407
No way.  And the evidence is easy to find, too.  Plug in a power converter and run something off it for a while, then put your hand on the converter -- it's hot, right?\n\nThat heat is *wasted energy* -- converting electricity from one voltage to another requires work to be done, and that work generates heat, which is the indication of the inherent inefficiences of the process.  If you then reconvert the electricity to 120V, you will experience a second inefficiency, evidenced as more heat lost.
540055
probably the fact that it is made for the usa market and the power rateing is 0nly 120volt not 240 like ours,so if u get it and plug into the mains u will burn it out so u have wasted ur money,try european markets but stress u need for uk
547440
generally pc work on 18 volts dc not 12 . they actually us e less than 12 volts . but for prop sake and etc . if you can tell the kind of pc you us e i can give you a digram of what to do . dc to dc is not a solution for your problem
375889
Easy!\nIf the input is the same(1.1kW) it depends on their performance.
487178
Running an electric motor "backwards" generates electricity.
541789
its not the fact that he can or cannot use a microwave, I myself reside in SaudiArabia and am currently using a sears kenmore microwave.. we have both 110 and 220 voltage.. and they sell converters commonly in all hardware stores.. \nI would be concerned more with the shipping of the appliance.. The workers commonly hired in companies here dont take much care with items being shipped, it will be jostled, thrown, and crunched probably before your friend gets it.. It wouldnt work properly and might be a fire hazzard.. Unless by some means it is shipped via the military shipments..\nnote: brandy's suggestion is the best.. just send money and your friend can then use it to buy what they need best.. ^_^
399327
I think you mean 110 Vac as in USA and Canada.  Reason, mainly, lower chance of death if you get an electric shock.  Once 110 V equipment is standardised, it would be very expensive (and dangerous) to attempt a change to 220 V
361395
Thank u very much 4 ur information.......but i live in uk.......
465414
I doubt it, they barely even have electric in most of the country.
59703
An easy thing to do would be to contact the major manufacturers and ask them who covers your local region of the country. They will know and be able to give you that persons contact info.