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In the United States and Canada, the electrical power supplied to most homes is from a split-phase system. That power enters your home at about 240 volts, that voltage is split at the main circuit breaker panel into two 120 volt halves. Those 120 volt halves are routed through the home to outlets.This 120 volt level is commonly referred to as 110, 115, 120, or 125 volts. Similarly, 220, 230, 240, and 250 volts are used to describe the higher voltage range. This higher voltage range is used to supply power to large appliances, such as washing machines, dryers, and large air conditioners. Buy why all the different numbers? And how should they be used when discussing voltage ranges?
If you only have an outlet that gives 110-120 volts, but need to power equipment that requires higher voltage, visit our voltage converter page. There you will find portable voltage converters that make it easy to charge your electric vehicle, power large air conditioners, power computer servers, and more. Don't go another day trying to figure out a way to plug in your portable cleaning equipment without unplugging your client's washing machine. Invest in a voltage converter today.