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Posted on Power Tool voltage\amp question (Bandsaw)

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#1 posted 1968 days ago

Tks guys. I guess that is why the 220v is 5 amps and the 110v is 10 amps . . . there are 2 lines to draw the power.

When I wired the garage I installed a large enough panel so that I would have a few spares. I guess I will go with the larger one, purchace the 2 pole breaker and one of those “funny outlets” (to install a dedicated plug ) so that I will not be able to plug my 110 stuff in there.

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