“What are the electrical requirements and is it a plug in or does it need to be hard wired?”

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• Standard 2-prong (ungrounded) US plug. 1800W means it will max out a 15A circuit at full draw. Mine has tripped the breaker once or twice before, if anything else is being used on the circuit at the same time I'm at full power. 1200W is the most you can pull on a 10A circuit.

  Answered by John 5 years ago

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• Mine, has a standard 3 prong plus and works on any standard wall outlet 120 volt

  Answered by Helpinghand 5 years ago

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• A typical household kitchen outlet is protected by 20A circuit breaker.

  Answered by VladC 5 years ago

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• It has a 3-prong plug for a 120v outlet.

  Answered by nancy 5 years ago

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• It has a regular plug it's not meant to be hardwired

  Answered by Happycamper 3 years ago

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• Has a normal plug, same as any small electric.

  Answered by Linda 5 years ago

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