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I am running a water distiller with a continuous water fill supply. I need to chang ou
Can I use a 240 volt, 4500 watt heating element in place of a 120v,1500 watt element?
My appliance is a water distiller with a 10 in. square boiling tank that is on automatic fill (as a little is distilled out, more water comes in to keep it full) My wiring is 110. My breakers are 20amp. The 240v elements are more available in the low density that I need for hard water. |
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