Thank you for that Iwerk.
I was looking at the way that the 120 volt outlets are usually configured. Some of them come off of one side of the transformer and some from
the other side. Unless the two 120 volt outlets that you use are from separate sides of the transformer they will not add up to 240 volts because
they will be on the same side of the 240 volt sine wave. Voltage being the potential difference between the two, if they were on the same side of
the sine wave there would be 0 difference between the two.
http://www.science.smith.edu/~jcardell/Courses/EGR220/ElecPwr_HSW.htmlSo, my question was, how does the 220 adapter from Multiplaz work. Does it tell you that 2 outlets are on the same side of the sine wave or on different sides, or
do you just keep trying outlets until it works? Or is it something more and somehow does some sine wave alteration so that any 2 outlets work?
Thanks,
Robert Taylor
P.S. Yes in my original post I mistakenly used the term phase when I should have said opposite sides of the sine wave or separate wires from the transformer.
My understanding of the term phase needs to be mentally remapped in my brain to be more accurate, I mistakenly have always thought of the phase as referring to different
sides of a single sign wave. :)
