I'm having an electrician run a line to my garage for brewing purposes. My original plan was to have a 20A line to run an induction burner (Avantco 3500W). I believe the plug on the burner is 6-20P.
Now I'm thinking maybe I want to have some sort of future-proofing in case I decide to do something that needs more power. My house has 200A service. I'm not an electrician so my knowledge on this subject is fairly limited.
Am I able to run a higher amp line to my garage and still be able to use it for the induction burner?
Is there some amp number that I should ask the electrician to run to future-proof me for whatever I may choose to do in the future?
Does a 30A (or higher) line have a different socket than a 20A line? Or is the 6-20P plug standard for all higher amp devices?
If a 30A (or higher) line has a different socket, does an adapter exist to convert it to a 6-20P socket?
Now I'm thinking maybe I want to have some sort of future-proofing in case I decide to do something that needs more power. My house has 200A service. I'm not an electrician so my knowledge on this subject is fairly limited.
Am I able to run a higher amp line to my garage and still be able to use it for the induction burner?
Is there some amp number that I should ask the electrician to run to future-proof me for whatever I may choose to do in the future?
Does a 30A (or higher) line have a different socket than a 20A line? Or is the 6-20P plug standard for all higher amp devices?
If a 30A (or higher) line has a different socket, does an adapter exist to convert it to a 6-20P socket?