110 or 220??

[DJF3]

Why is your barn only 110v? I'd be looking into the issue with the voltage drop

It's not a barn.....lol

 

[rburke65]

OMG….did you just say 110….220? You’re now going to hear about THAT! Shame on you!

 

[DJF3]

OMG….did you just say 110….220? You’re now going to hear about THAT! Shame on you!

Sorry!! It won't happen again! Promise.

 

[Sumboodie]

It's not a barn.....lol

Shed, garage, shop, meth lab, whatever you want to call it.

 

[Sumboodie]

OMG….did you just say 110….220? You’re now going to hear about THAT! Shame on you!

Some countries use 110v. The US ir Canada isn't one of those though. Hasn't been in ~100 years.

 

[mike93lx]

Some countries use 110v. The US ir Canada isn't one of those though. Hasn't been in ~100 years.

If only we had the ability to figure out what the OP meant. I know, it can be tough sometimes

 

[Sumboodie]

If only we had the ability to figure out what the OP meant. I know, it can be tough sometimes

I have no idea where he lives.

None the less, all I said was if he only had 110v, he needed to look into it.

My folks had a pole barn outbuilding that some days it seemed like the lights were dim.
Ended up the wiring to the meter was falling apart and causing low voltage brownouts.
Power company was surprised it hadn't started a fire.

 

[csp]

None the less, all I said was if he only had 110v, he needed to look into it.

My folks had a pole barn outbuilding that some days it seemed like the lights were dim.
Ended up the wiring to the meter was falling apart and causing low voltage brownouts.
Power company was surprised it hadn't started a fire.

Yet everyone else could figure out from the context of the questions asked and additional comments that this wasn't about actual measured/observed voltage.

Next thing you know, somebody will inform us all that 2" PVC pipe isn't actually 2"!

 

[alfredeneuman]

Only Belize, Taiwan, China, and North Korea have 110/220V systems

 

[Innovate1]

220, 221... Whatever it takes.