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Is there anyway to change that different fuses or something or ?? Is there anyway I could make or have made between four and eight plugs directly plugged in to the welding outlet it's on a double breaker 50 amp I believeThe problem is you're only able to put 1800 watts maximum on the 15 amp but that will trip the breaker
basically you're supposed to go 80% of that
So figure you can run about 1500 Watts on that breaker
Hb
You could turn that welding plug into a small sub panel or wire it straight to a light control (titan)
Thanks man got to figured it out nowYou could turn that welding plug into a small sub panel or wire it straight to a light control (titan)
There probably isnt neutral present for 120v
Hb
Dude that is way to high for a 15 amp breaker! 1000 watts max on a 20 amp breaker not 15.I turned on my lights earlier today and started to smell burnt plastic after about an hour. Not sure if the problem was due to a faulty outlet or was a result of overpowering. House has 15 amp breakers. I was running the breaker at max capacity with no issues until today. Total power should be around 1800 watts.
I have a 230 volt 20 amp plug in my garage. Is there any way i can use that to make something work out there other than my compressor ?
Alright here's my setup briefly. I'm growing out in a shed running an extension off a GFCI on a 15 amp breaker. I'm running a 1000 and a 600 and had a 400 running off the neighbors power (long story short, the shed has an identical sister in the backyard of the neighbors house and they are connected on a circuit under ground.) I know i shouldn't have but I couldn't resist the extra power at my hands. But now I am not using the neighbors power anymore and I can't run all three lights anymore.
Sooo the washing machine has a 20 amp breaker but the machine uses only 10 amps. Can I do a swap of the 15 amp breaker on the gfci with the 20 amp on the washing machine circuit? Or does the gfci box have its own 15 amp breaker that wouldn't let me run 20 amps anyway? Sorry if this is kinda jumbled, and thanks!
I turned on my lights earlier today and started to smell burnt plastic after about an hour. Not sure if the problem was due to a faulty outlet or was a result of overpowering. House has 15 amp breakers. I was running the breaker at max capacity with no issues until today. Total power should be around 1800 watts.
Hiboy I am about to drywall a room in my basement that has been framed for years. It current has 2 outlet boxes and a single bulb room light on its own 20 amp breaker. I plan on adding a second run into the room with another 20 amp breaker.
What size wire should I run?
My setup will be a 4x8 tent placed in a 7x8 room. (bought a setup used that had the the tent , inside the room will give me a big enough area and should need less cfm to pull the smell out and give me one more step to keep it out of site.)
I have 3- 600 watt Yield Lab MH/HPS light kits. I figure I could run 2 lights on one circuit and the 3rd off the other as well as my fans?
Most likely u can't use it as 120v and 230 volt unless there is four wires presentI have a 230 volt 20 amp plug in my garage. Is there any way i can use that to make something work out there other than my compressor ?
Yes
Safely u can run 3 1000 watt lamps
Hb
My question is.....is there an easy way to do this? The wire I have going to the garage is armored cable but if I remember right the 230 volt compressor does not use the ground. Would it be possible to get an electrician to not crucify what my father did (which was all to spec) and add a box to that 230 so I can run my lighting on 110 and if I need the compressor turn off the lights and run the comp.
I am an electricity retard so I would rather it be done by someone else BUT i do not want to get the box red tagged or something.
Sure@hiboy I thought about what you said about liking to upgrade. would it be ok to message you with some questions and pictures?