What electrical voltage hookup does this cooktop require 110v/120v or 220v? Also Is the appliance power hook-up an electrical plug type or does it require hard wiring? null

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DaveBill · Accepted Answer

It's 110v/120v and plugs in to an outlet. If you're using both plates at a time you're pulling 1800 watts, which is right at 15amps (a normal outlet), so this probably should be plugged into a 20 amp outlet if you're using both sides just to be safe.

Answered by DaveBill 4 years ago

crazyinLA · Answer

it works off of a 120 power cord that is grounded you just plug it into the wall!! and start cooking the cord is attached it's really hard to see unless you go on their site!

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110v/120v – It works with a cord & grounded plug, is not hard-wired.

“What electrical voltage hookup does this cooktop require 110v/120v or 220v? Also Is the appliance power hook-up an electrical plug type or does it require hard wiring?”

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