29-Jan-2017, 08:59
Since they are using a switching PSU, 110V or 220V does not matter at all and as others have already said. What counts for the AC power is the RMS power which will be far below the peak 4500W.
So yes on 110 you will need twice the current than you would on 220, but we are in ranges that are completly normal for a regular plug into which you would plug any regular appliance. I'm talking regular, not the high power ones like a dishwasher. So you will be fine.
Jean-Marie
So yes on 110 you will need twice the current than you would on 220, but we are in ranges that are completly normal for a regular plug into which you would plug any regular appliance. I'm talking regular, not the high power ones like a dishwasher. So you will be fine.
Jean-Marie
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