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That is correct. However, in that discussion, we were talking about wire size. In the context of the discussion, your comment could have mislead someone to believe that the wire ampacity (current carrying capacity) would change by using it on a 220v circuit vs 110volt circuit. Just needed to make sure that was clear to people.
A 1200watt microwave will use 10 amps on 120volts. If you could find a 1200watt microwave designed for 240volts, it would draw 5 amps. Same amount of power/electricity used. But less current.
China, Japan, etc., all use 220 like we use 110. Want me to bring one back to experiment?
THANK YOU ALL for keeping me straight.
I’m working on 12v DC changeover of some pole lamps I scored on Craigslist now that the roadwork is almost complete. I’ll add a couple pics when I light myself up working on it!
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