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    Posted: 06/April/2007 at 5:38pm
on that Sniper
If you are on the same plug the light will not even come on which tells you dont turn the machine on at all LOL good feature.
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I have the Sandia sniper 500, and it has a built in circuit tester that after you plug in both plugs, the heat switch will dim to let you know if its safe to run.
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Originally posted by EricValentine EricValentine wrote:

A stove or dryer that is 220 volts and fused at 30 amps can be broken down to two seperate 110 volt circuits at 30 amps for each circuit.
Of course it can, you can also run a dryer off of an extension cord, but it is not legal. If there was ever an electrical problem within the house, your name would come up as "the guy who rigged up a device to my dryer recepacle to run a carpet machine" then the insurance company tracks you down and, if your device is not CSA or (UL in USA) approved, your screwed..
It happens, and in this day were everyone is trying to sue everyone else, why take the chance?  If you use approved equipment according to manufacturers specs. the onus is reverted to them, not you.
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Get a Cimex I have 5 of them they ROCK!
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A stove or dryer that is 220 volts and fused at 30 amps can be broken down to two seperate 110 volt circuits at 30 amps for each circuit.
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portables = Electrify
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I agree with cmaster....Big smile
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Maybe a truck mount. Like you should have in the first place
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Would`nt your insurance company love that.....fire started by a non-approved electrical device, don`t think you would have to worry about which machine to purchase next...Uh, uh, uh
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they are not CSA approved
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Originally posted by magnum magnum wrote:

Has anyone used a converter from the dryer plug converted to 110 amps and with 2x 20 amp plugs to plug these monster machines into. ???? just curious cuz my son works at an electrical supplier. I,m looking at portables and am looking at solutions to this problem in case I purchase one.
 
2X20 amps=40 amps, a dryer is fused at 30 amps, the wire feeding the dryer is #10awg. therefore 40 amps would over fuse the wire and trip the breaker. The stove(fed with #8awg) is fused at 40 amps and could handle 2X20 amp circuits, however I would make sure the splitting device is csa approved, I have never heard of one unless it`s something someone has cobbled up.
Good Luck! (a genny sounds like the way to go)
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You could offer a free cleaning behind the stove or dryer!Big smile
Could somebody just clean my carpets!
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    Good point hey I,m new and this is a great learning experience for me so bear with the questions
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Correct me if I'm wrong... Most all Manufacturer's are using the Amatec 116565-13 3-stage. The 116765-13 is the higher perf. and will blow circuits.
 
magnum PI? -- That will be such a pain in the a@@ moving washers or dryers or stoves to get to the 220.Dead Once you do that at a job good luck on repeat. It's that or a generator..
 
 


Edited by John L - 20/November/2006 at 9:12pm
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