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asap2stacks
08-15-2017, 07:34 PM
Flex vgr 110v and the 120v?


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Mike@ShineStruck
08-15-2017, 07:45 PM
Nothing...both same sometimes manufactures state 115v too

Same with 220v...sometimes see 230 and 240v..
BudgetPlan1
08-15-2017, 08:49 PM
Nothing...both same sometimes manufactures state 115v too

Same with 220v...sometimes see 230 and 240v..What's that all about anyway? Variations on voltages for real? Dunno anything about electrical stuff...obviously.

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FUNX650
08-15-2017, 09:02 PM
What's that all about anyway?
Variations on voltages for real?

Both 110/220 V(AC) haven't been
in use since around WWII.


Bob
BadgerRivFan
08-15-2017, 09:16 PM
220... 221... whatever it takes ([emoji23])


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kkritsilas
08-15-2017, 09:19 PM
Either 110V or 120V is fine as long as there is a UL label on it (CSA in Canada, Ce in Europe). The voltage in North America can be from 110V to 120V nominally, but the testing goes to 20% above/below nominal the UL/CSA/CE approvals. This allow for safety margins in case of surges, or just plain old over voltage conditions. There are places in which the wall voltage is below 110V (say in farms where the power lines are very long) and it isn't uncommon to see 124-125V in the cities. Neither of those should be a problem. Same goes in Europe for CE markings, Europe runs on 220V, UK runs on 240V, as long as the unit has a CE mark, it will work on both.