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does electric heater make more power on 240 supply than 120?
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<blockquote data-quote="scootr8" data-source="post: 476091" data-attributes="member: 31050"><p>My reason for wanting to know this is a bit random so I won't explain. But lets say I have an electric heater sold in the US (where their houses are 120v) that says on the box its 400W. If i plug the same heater into a wall outlet in the uk with 240v supply will it be more than 400W?? If you could explain how/why dumbed down (alot) that would be really helpful. Thanks for reading.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="scootr8, post: 476091, member: 31050"] My reason for wanting to know this is a bit random so I won't explain. But lets say I have an electric heater sold in the US (where their houses are 120v) that says on the box its 400W. If i plug the same heater into a wall outlet in the uk with 240v supply will it be more than 400W?? If you could explain how/why dumbed down (alot) that would be really helpful. Thanks for reading. [/QUOTE]
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