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In theory you could use one of those Leviton British-style receptacles designed for US-style boxes on a dedicated 240V circuit. In practice, NEC code likely pr
by Astronaut3315 3y ago
In theory you could use one of those Leviton British-style receptacles designed for US-style boxes on a dedicated 240V circuit.
In practice, NEC code likely prohibits you from doing this.
- bombela 3y agoI would install an US 240V@20A receptacle and replace the plug on the kettle. You can also wire a duplex 120V with the two phases (you might find this in some kitchens, and in my workshop). Then you can make a dangerous extension cord adapter combining the split phase 120V into one 240V female plug.