rustytool
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- Oct 27, 2010
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- Moscow,Idaho,USA
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You can generally run 50hz motors on 60 with no problem. The other way round, 60hz motor on 50hz electric, can sometimes cause heat problems because the current density is higher. Relays and solenoids likewise.... induction motors will run 20% faster so watch out for overheating ...
It's a friend of mines Nitto needle scaler. He isn't on the internet so I'm helping him out.
The tag says 230v 50/60 hertz. 300w 30 min.
The cord only has two wires and US 230v has three. Can he wire in an L14-30 plug into the two wires in the cord?
Is it safe to assume that the tool is double insulated? How do you determine if it is? Jim
Can he wire in an L14-30 plug into the two wires in the cord?
Is it safe to assume that the tool is double insulated? How do you determine if it is? Jim
Put about an inch of water in the bottom of the tub, stand in it barefoot, hold the tool in the left hand and the faucet in your right, and pull the trigger.Is it safe to assume that the tool is double insulated? How do you determine if it is? Jim
Then it's fine to replace the plug with one that connects to US 220v single phase.
Yes. Use the two "live" wires from the US 220v single-phase. The third (ground) wire is not connected to this device, which presumably is double-insulated internally.
if I hold the faucet with my left hand would that result in reverse polarity?
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