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I do know attic fans will run on 120v or 240v on a two way switch. Kind of a low and high speed thing. I have never seen this fan run but then again it probably couldn't the way it was hooked up. I guess I'll just use a long extension cord and the 50 amp 240v dryer connection. I may use that...

Okay did some digging and came up with this... The 50 amp breaker is feeding the dryer plug with 6g wire. That should be fine. :D As for the fan wiring IDK. :confused: The wire is standard house wiring "3 wire" black white and bare copper. I was wrong about the breaker in the OP. It is...

I just bought a new to me house built 1979. It has a detached shop which I want to dedicate part of to my brewery. I would like to get off propane and go all electric. I want to add two 5500 watt elements "only need one at a time" HLT and BK. I already use a 120v rims to control mash temps with...

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