Variable Resistance Device

[mike93lx]

But it does care if you feed it 240v and it's rated 120v...

They say on their site that they now have a 240v model. Looks like the manual is out of date

Also says it's 33% more powerful, so it isn't pulling 30a at 240v anyway

 

[mjac]

All you need is over current protection rated at 30amps. There’s no magic here. Get a simple fused or breaker disconnect. Get a male cord that matches your receptacle for the line side and a receptacle for your load side that matches your equipment which is probably an L630.

Fine, the Director at Picote said that plugging it into a 60 amp circuit would cause the machine to heat up, for whatever reason, perhaps because the machine was designed to run off of 30 amp generators, I don’t know, if that is the case won’t I be constantly blowing fast acting 30 amp fuses?

 

[mike93lx]

Fine, the Director at Picote said that plugging it into a 60 amp circuit would cause the machine to heat up, for whatever reason, perhaps because the machine was designed to run off of 30 amp generators, I don’t know, if that is the case won’t I be constantly blowing fast acting 30 amp fuses?

Are you set to repeat?

 

[The Cobbler]

normally I have a lot more tolerance & patience , but not tonight.
People are offering suggestions but OP keeps coming back, and now introducing another scenario .
OP, I suggest you call a local electrician before you commit to purchase
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