Comments on: I have a 220V small vacumm pump and would like to rewire to 110V? http://www.andersoncompositesquadron.org/carbon-composite/i-have-a-220v-small-vacumm-pump-and-would-like-to-rewire-to-110v/ Sat, 19 May 2012 06:05:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: ►BobB◄ http://www.andersoncompositesquadron.org/carbon-composite/i-have-a-220v-small-vacumm-pump-and-would-like-to-rewire-to-110v/#comment-1118 ►BobB◄ Wed, 30 Dec 2009 20:05:59 +0000 http://www.andersoncompositesquadron.org/carbon-composite/i-have-a-220v-small-vacumm-pump-and-would-like-to-rewire-to-110v#comment-1118 you may be able to rewire it IF it has a multi-tapped input. If not, just have an electrican add a 220v outlet for you. US Homes are serviced with 220v, where it is split at the breaker panel. Your stove, hot tub, pool heater, some water heaters, are 220v<br><b>References : </b><br> you may be able to rewire it IF it has a multi-tapped input.

If not, just have an electrican add a 220v outlet for you. US Homes are serviced with 220v, where it is split at the breaker panel. Your stove, hot tub, pool heater, some water heaters, are 220v
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]]> By: Keith http://www.andersoncompositesquadron.org/carbon-composite/i-have-a-220v-small-vacumm-pump-and-would-like-to-rewire-to-110v/#comment-1117 Keith Wed, 30 Dec 2009 19:16:59 +0000 http://www.andersoncompositesquadron.org/carbon-composite/i-have-a-220v-small-vacumm-pump-and-would-like-to-rewire-to-110v#comment-1117 It may or may not be possible. You will need to research the motor to see it it supports various supply voltages and wire hook ups. It may make more sense to use a transformer and step up your available 110 volts to the needed 220.<br><b>References : </b><br> It may or may not be possible.
You will need to research the motor to see it it supports various supply voltages and wire hook ups.

It may make more sense to use a transformer and step up your available 110 volts to the needed 220.
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