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| themadhippy:
As long as nothing is relying on the mains frequency for timing |
| james_s:
There's no timer, it's nothing more than a heating element with a bimetal thermostat. |
| themadhippy:
--- Quote ---There's no timer, it's nothing more than a heating element with a bimetal thermostat. --- End quote --- i was replying to the 2 posts directly above mine |
| administr4tor:
--- Quote from: jonpaul on February 22, 2023, 08:51:57 pm ---dangerous Chinese appliances, bad record of fire, poor wiring unsafe insulation I would not use such junk in my house. Check out the approval of the Chinese appliances, the safety compliance trademark may be counterfeit Thus no valid UL, ETL, CE safety test. Incase of any incident you will be responsible and liable Be safe! j --- End quote --- thankssomuch for warning. these are things i am doing - I am using this machine only in 14-50P nema plug rated for cooking oven 50Amps - I am not using it continously for hours and hours, since its steam cleaner, I have to start and stop it many times - the machine is always in my view - i have fire extinguisher in my reach 24x7 can someone please tell me if 14awg wire is good enough to extend this machine cord? factory cord is short for my usage from NEMA plug |
| james_s:
I wouldn't hesitate to use it. Actually I'm tempted to buy one myself for cleaning stuff underneath cars. #14 wire is good for 15 amps, if this thing is 3kW it will draw 12.5A so you should be fine. Depending on the length you might want to go with #12 wire, it's not *that* much more expensive. I like SJOOW or SOOW for this type of thing. |
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