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Posted by Kevin on October 6, 2009, 1:47 am
Yes... I used the wrong term. Should have said resistive
heating rather than inductive.
Kevin.
> Sounds like it should work. As you say, with a resistance
> load, the hertz (cycles per second) makes little difference.
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> Christopher A. Young
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> I have an iron which is designed specifically for use on the
> cloth of a
> snooker, (like pool), table. It is from the UK and of course
> is 250V, and
> has an internal fuse of 13 amps. I know that the UK system
> is 250V from
> the phase leg to neutral. My question is, can I attach a 20
> amp, 220V plug
> and plug it into the 220V outlet that I have for my table
> saw? That would
> mean connecting the neutral and phase wire of the UK cord,
> to the two phase
> wires of my outlet, but seeing as it is purely an inductive
> heating load, I
> suspect it will work without a problem. Am I correct on that
> score?
> TIA
> Kevin
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> load, the hertz (cycles per second) makes little difference.