“I live in New York City and the power company here, Con Edison, only delivers 220v, not 240v. In my apartment I measure 208 volts. Will this unit still work?”
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Good day, Most electric dryers in the United States use 120- or 240-volt, 60-Hz AC power. Some need 120 or 208 volts. Electrical service is permitted at 60 Hz. A 30-amp fuse or circuit breaker on each side of the line is required. If you use a power cord, make sure it's plugged into a 30-amp receptacle. Electric dryers sold in the United States do not come with a power cord. The cord is offered separately. We recommend that you consult with a certified electrician before installing the dryer in your home for any additional instructions. -Kimberly
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