steven
Sustaining Member
My new deicer (Taylormade 3/4hp) turns on for a minute and then shuts down.
Five or so minutes later it repeats.
Taylormade Support says it has to be plugged into a 110v GFI circuit.
Whereas I have it plugged into a 30amp to 120v dock adapter.
Is there such a thing as a 30amp to 110 GFI ?
Or would I need an inline outdoor 110 to 110 GFI to go to the 30amp adapter ?
Or maybe plug it to on an onboard GFI circuit ?
This is a surprise (didn't see it in the literature - maybe I missed it).
Anybody have experience with deicers ?
Does this make any sense?
thanks
--Steve
Five or so minutes later it repeats.
Taylormade Support says it has to be plugged into a 110v GFI circuit.
Whereas I have it plugged into a 30amp to 120v dock adapter.
Is there such a thing as a 30amp to 110 GFI ?
Or would I need an inline outdoor 110 to 110 GFI to go to the 30amp adapter ?
Or maybe plug it to on an onboard GFI circuit ?
This is a surprise (didn't see it in the literature - maybe I missed it).
Anybody have experience with deicers ?
Does this make any sense?
thanks
--Steve