Installing a 220V outlet

[billybek]

Doesn't seem too bad...
I don't see a price for the permit, will it be inspected?

[DasBoot]

Originally Posted by billybek

Doesn't seem too bad...
I don't see a price for the permit, will it be inspected?

Shhh...why do you think he's getting it so cheap?

[look 171]

That is the deal of the century.

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Don't know his hourly rate. I think he gave me something of a break. We commiserated about owning our own businesses for a while and he loved the clothes. Will probably make an adult version of one of our T's for him. Can't imagine that much business out there as well given Wall Street shenanigans.

[billyboy]

Originally Posted by hardflex

You should have 2 live legs and a ground wire coming into your service, if it's Single Phase. From either one of the legs to ground is 110V. Between the 2 legs is 220V

Check that with a Electrical Tester to verify.

Ditto, I can't imagine a building with only 110, it just doesn't work that way.

[scottmandue]

I worked HVAC for ten years, the electricians would run conduit to the roof top units pull the wire and install a disconnect. I would then wire up the roof top unit.

I also ran all the conduit, pulled the wire, and installed the outlet in my two bedroom addition.

Pay an electrician to do it... it is a royal PITA.

Besides electricians need to eat too.