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HELP me Split 240 to 120
OK so I think this can be done quite simply I just need to be positive. I have an unused 240V stove plug (the 3 pronged triangle shaped) I would like to use this power to hook up a home vacuum system. I want to split the 240V line into a 120V outlet for the vacuum itself and the other line for the outlets at each conection (one on each floor) for the power for the tools & attachments. I believe I can connect the red white to the outlet for the vacuum in a junction box and the white and black to a new wire out to the outlets at each connection. OK so far? The double breaker in the box says 40 on both connected breakers. Are they both 20A then? Can I leave this together and use this breaker? Am I OK here. Thanks for the help. -- sglaab ------------------------------------------------------------------------ sglaab's Profile: http://www.HomeOutfit.com/member.php?userid=277 View this thread: http://www.HomeOutfit.com/showthread.php?t=67382 |
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