Jul 14, 2006 · C. A 230v external outlet will require a GFCI double-pole breaker of the amp indicated for the welder usage and the wire should be at least 10/2+ground, depending upon the distance. 230v has no neutral, so both insulated wires would be hot to the breaker and the bare ground wire would go to the panel ground buss. D.

Sep 29, 2021 · Get rid of the 2 pole breaker and replace it with a single pole 20 amp breaker and turn one of the wires into a neutral (with white electrical tape wrapped around both ends). Replace the 230v outlet with a normal double 115v jobbie, rewire your pump and put a normal plug end on it, and Bob's your uncle.

Oct 13, 2010 · The easist way is you get the 240 volt 20 amp receptale and take that 30 amp recpteale out and intall that new 240 volt 20 amp recpetale and change the breaker down from 30 amp to 20 amp double pole breaker and ya good to go but with the 6.0mm² { #10 AWG } conductor it will be alot stiffer to get into the screw but I know it can be done otherwise pigtail it.

Mar 25, 2022 · Even worse, they won't give you neutral because they are trying to harmonize the country to 230V/400V European style wiring and pole-top supply transformers - more readily available, and uses fewer transformers per neighborhood. Also for high demand houses, it allows a stupendous amount of power on fairly thin wires if all 3 phases are brought ...

Dec 17, 2006 · 208v, 230v, 240v Whats the difference? Jump to Latest 75K views 7 replies 3 participants last post by Sparky Joe Dec 20, 2006

Aug 20, 2005 · The Euro "Schuko" grounded outlet has one 230V hot wire, one neutral and a ground. By design, it's not polarized, so the hot wire can be connected to either side. I was originally tempted to tie my two US 120 V hot wires near the Euro outlet, connect them to one side of the Euro outlet, connect the neutral to the ground and ground it.

Jul 4, 2007 · Europe has many different standards. There are at least 5 converters for travelers to step down to 110-120v. I believe all of the countries are 50 hz yes, but some are 220v, some are 230v and some are true 240v. Some electronics (say low voltage transformers) rated for 220-230v will cook instantly at 240v.

May 21, 2013 · I am trying to add a 230V outlet for a chemical pump that would become activated whenever the well pump runs. Our system has a Franklin control box Model 2801054915 (1/2 h.p., 230V) and I thought that I would supply the new outlet box with power from the pressure switch, but it only has 2 wires plus ground going to it, so I wondered about ...

May 31, 2020 · Time was, an A/C unit in the 12k BTU class would need a 240V outlet because its draw would exceed 1920W. So your unit gives up the ghost/you see the electric-bill wisdom to modernizing. Yes, the new unit doesn't require 1920W. But it does require a fair bit of power, and sharing a circuit might not work out. There's a 240V outlet already there ...

Jun 16, 2008 · A friend of mine gave me an AC/Heater unit, and I have recently decided to add it to my garage. I live in Texas, so I will only be using the AC. The AC unit is a 20A 230v. My garage has my washer, dryer, and water heater in it. I need some way of powering the AC unit. I was wondering if there is any way that I can connect the unit to the Dryer ...