“what is the wattage of this unit. 220 or 110?”

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• 240v

  Answered by Tony 6 years ago

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• It's 220. At least mine is. Make sure that your 220 socket is wired correctly.

  Answered by JamesD 7 years ago

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• Variable. It changes depending on the cycle you choose. I'm going to assume you mean the voltage since you threw out the 110 and 220... That answer is 220... Seeing how you asked some 7 months ago, I shall assume you've already learned this though. However, there may be some apartment dwelling consumer that may wonder if they can just plug it into their 3 prong plug, so we shall provide them the answer anyway! No. You can't plug this into any plug. You will need the special 220 plug, and you will need to buy the power cord to install into the dryer to plug it in.

  Answered by Kenny 7 years ago

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• 220 volts

  Answered by Iceman 7 years ago

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• The electrical specification is 30 amperes. This is manufactured for used in North America, where voltage is standard 110 to 120.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 7 years ago

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