[Q] Can I use 230V/50Hz X10 Modules to 220V/60Hz country?|
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Posted by narusas on January 20, 2006, 2:04 am
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In my country, the power line is 220V/60Hz. So, I want to use X10 Europe modules (230V/50Hz). I know X10 voltage tolerance is +- 10%. so, the voltage is not problem. My question is the frequency. Is "50Hz vs 60Hz" matter? Can I use X10 Europe(230V/50Hz) module in my country? Please let me know. thanks. | ||||||||||
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Posted by HansO on January 20, 2006, 3:25 pm
Please log in for more thread options The answer is yes, if you have a single-phase house installation. Same reason why 60 Hz equipment from the USA works fine in 50 Hz European installation (after modifying for diffence in voltage ofcourse) Hans, http://www.hansotten.com | ||||||||||
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>In my country, the power line is 220V/60Hz.
>
>So, I want to use X10 Europe modules (230V/50Hz).
>I know X10 voltage tolerance is +- 10%. so, the voltage is not problem.
>My question is the frequency.
>
>Is "50Hz vs 60Hz" matter? Can I use X10 Europe(230V/50Hz) module in
>my country?
>
>Please let me know. thanks.