10-24-2017, 12:44 PM
The amazon reviews of the 110v dryers are generally favorable.
There are gizmos you can buy where you plug two 110v cords (from different circuits obviously, so usually from different rooms) into it and it runs 220v appliances. Here's a model that will run:
"If your 220v appliance uses up to 20A continuous (roughly 4600W-4800W), you can use a 20A Quick220 converter, available in straight plug or locking plug configurations."
https://www.quick220.com/blog/quick-220-...converter/
Most 220v dryers are 30A, I don't know if you can find a 20A model in this country. Who knows, maybe there is a gizmo that you can plug into 3 circuits and run anything you want. Not that I would expect full sun plus batteries to keep up.
There are gizmos you can buy where you plug two 110v cords (from different circuits obviously, so usually from different rooms) into it and it runs 220v appliances. Here's a model that will run:
"If your 220v appliance uses up to 20A continuous (roughly 4600W-4800W), you can use a 20A Quick220 converter, available in straight plug or locking plug configurations."
https://www.quick220.com/blog/quick-220-...converter/
Most 220v dryers are 30A, I don't know if you can find a 20A model in this country. Who knows, maybe there is a gizmo that you can plug into 3 circuits and run anything you want. Not that I would expect full sun plus batteries to keep up.