On Sat, 19 Jun 2010, wrote:

Make sure it's the RIGHT electricity. It's likely not. It's
likely 120V, you likely need 230V. However, the wire MIGHT be able to
be re-purposed if needed ( if it's an independent circuit now ). Have
your ( licensed insured ) contractor tell you.

The hole he's gonna have to make might be used to good avail also to
bring some other 120v circuit outside, if he re-purposes the existing
wire to 230 V.

I know it is now 120 volt on the balcony.

Hmm... I was looking at the 9CQ he
http://www.fujitsugeneral.com/wallmo...pecs.htm#specs

I see 115 volt. But that isn't the unit that gets the 30% tax credit. That
is the 9RL he
http://www.fujitsugeneral.com/wallmo...pecs.htm#specs

Which is 230 volt. And it appears that the supply voltage for the inside
unit is fed from the outside unit. And not just a low voltage wire. So a
bigger hole. Walls in her apartment building are poured concrete or
concrete block. Running 230 out there would be a major problem.

Don www.donwiss.com (e-mail link at home page bottom).