the Nordic1 has a new twist to it

[Bjorn]

it's called the quick 220

that is for this machine which is a prototype

and is forsale for 4000 dollars

j]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFX89p9Ps6oj]

 

[Becker]

You pointed at the side of the box and said it has an adapter.. And adapter for what?

 

[Bjorn]

the box converts two 110 to 220 at the box and not the machine so only one cord is going back to the machine

it can also plug direct 220 or dryer outlet with only a plug adapter

 

[Bill G. Martin]

Now that is thinking "out side of the box"

Very interesting

Bill in Central Florida

 

[Brett]

Can you run your machine on 2 15 amp 110 volt breakers or does it need 20 amp breakers. Your converter box is cool, might be worth having just to find different circuit breakers for 110 volt porty users. Might be nice to have two lights in series in case one burned out. Could you build a circuit breaker locator for 4 or 5 different breakers-base porty, 2 boosters, rotovac etc

 

[Bjorn]

it can run on two 15 amp most machines are pretty much amped out on two cords running at the top end and pushing the limits of 40 amps.

the quick 220 is for 220 only use sure you could use it to find to separate legs but that would be expensive circuit finder

The main difference between the Nordic1 and the technoviking is the pump N1 has a much larger capacity pump

 

[Brian R]

Any plans to make the machine semi-portable?

 

[Bjorn]

no plans to make a semi portable for the masses

if anyone wants a custom application that can be made

I can make anything gas electric what ever you want you just have to have enough money for a custom machine.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Cool Terry!

Way back in the 80's the ElectroGenies had something similar built into the unit. The front panel had red and green lights, it was red until you found two separate ciruits, then it turned green and you were good to start it up.

 

[Bjorn]

those machines that would be a circuit locator quick 220 locates two separate legs

and you can not power up

 

[kmdineen]

You say that your adapter is for 220 only, so I assume that it won't work on a 240vac, 21,000 Btu, 6200 watt E-TES with a maximum amp draw of 25.83 amps?
Excuse my ignorance but what is the difference between 220 and 240 volt? How would using two 20 amp circuits, two 15 amp circuits, or one 15 amp and one 20 amp circuit affect the available amp draw?
What is the cost of the adapter?

 

[Bjorn]

it would work for 240 with 2 20 amp legs

the quick 220 I use is around 250 dollars

 

[Royal Man]

http://www.quick220.com/220_pictures.htm

 

[NobleCarpetCleaners]

I'm not so sure that a devise that turned two legs of 110 into a working 220 would ever get a UL listing.

 

[gavin]

sure is handy though.