[MAisGoing2Hell]

I own a W.C. Wood KO5W stove/fridge/sink combo where the power supply takes both 110 and 220, currently there is a thick 220V stove type cord on it.

I want to be able to plug it in to 110V, is there a converter plug or do I need to get a 110V cord?

Thanks.

[PS Staff - Sheila]

I do not have any information on this unit.

But from what I know about the units like this is that the fridge runs on 110 v and the two burners run on 110 v. This would make it a 220 v unit.

You could not operate the stove and the fridge on 110v.

[MAisGoing2Hell]

Thanks,

Not being an electrician this makes sense, as it turned out I could have brought the unit on our camping trip as intended as there was a 220V outlet at our site, contrary to what staff had told me Grrr...

Well now I know, having this sink/fridge/stove unit will make camping a lot easier on the one doing the work.

Originally Posted by PS Staff - Sheila

I do not have any information on this unit.

But from what I know about the units like this is that the fridge runs on 110 v and the two burners run on 110 v. This would make it a 220 v unit.

You could not operate the stove and the fridge on 110v.