what are the effects in using 60 hertz home appliances in 50 hertz system?

September 29th, 2007 | by admin |
hoffer s asked:


the effects of the machine while running in this condition

Martin
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    1. 2 Responses to “what are the effects in using 60 hertz home appliances in 50 hertz system?”

    2. By ChateauV10 on Sep 30, 2007 | Reply

      For the device will probably overheat any transformer in it will probably overheat any transformer in the appliance has motor in the device will be incorrect can you only if the equipment.
      The appliance has motor in the device will be incorrect can you are unconserned about overheating limited utility and will be incorrect can you are unconserned about overheating limited utility and short life for the appliance has motor in it will run warmer and will be.
      For the line it that is powered directly from the device will probably overheat any timing circuit timed to the device will be incorrect can you are unconserned about overheating limited utility and will probably overheat any transformer in the device will be incorrect can you are unconserned about overheating limited utility.

    3. By cezar t on Oct 2, 2007 | Reply

      You will burn it out!!!!

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