Can I use a step up converter to use a 220 dryer on a 110 outlet?
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I'm moving to an apartment that doesn't have washer/dryer hookups, and I just want to able to use my stackable washer/dryer (just the dryer) with a regular 110 outlet. After doing a little research, I found that the dryer uses 4.5 KW, which is 4500 watts(?) Apparently I can buy a "step up" converter to use for what I want to do. What do you think?
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Answer:
At 110 volts the dryer would need 40 amps. A standard 110v outlet is 15 amps.
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