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Old 07-17-2012, 05:11 PM  
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Originally Posted by Vendzilla View Post
USA uses 220v well, that's what electric dryers work on. You probably already have a plug somewhere in the house for it. Also, trying to run a CNC machine on 110 is going to produce problems. Most of the bigger CNC machines run on 220v 3 phase, which in most cases you would need a generator in a house, unless close to a commmercial hook up.

220 is what supplies your house, it's split at your breaker panel
Actually installing in a warehouse, I know there's a 220V in the kitchen but far away from where the CNC will go. I guess I can call an electrician in. Is the 60/50hz difference a big deal? Could an electrician figure it out?
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