Hi Everyone,
I have a hot plate that has a very non-standard plug. On the back, it says voltage rated for 110/220V and 2600W. The plug has three wires, white, black, and green. I wired this to 110V and the hot plate works, but it is rather slow.
Is there a way to connect the stove's plug to this? I bought a connector which has four wires, ground, neutral, black and red.
I was hoping that I could connect this like the following:
From Stove receptacle / To hotplate
black to black
red to neutral
neutral to green
Will this blow up? How can one apply 220V to this?
Steve
I have a hot plate that has a very non-standard plug. On the back, it says voltage rated for 110/220V and 2600W. The plug has three wires, white, black, and green. I wired this to 110V and the hot plate works, but it is rather slow.
Is there a way to connect the stove's plug to this? I bought a connector which has four wires, ground, neutral, black and red.
I was hoping that I could connect this like the following:
From Stove receptacle / To hotplate
black to black
red to neutral
neutral to green
Will this blow up? How can one apply 220V to this?
Steve