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My apartment has an “in-wall” permanent A/C. The outlet is just below it and I am sure it is a 220V? It is the only 220V outlet… It has only 1 plug. I am looking for a remote control converter plug to inset into that outlet. So my A/C will be workable by remote control. The management says that the A/C had a remote, but they cannot find it!!! So the A/C is “wired” to work with a remote… I just need a new plug that the remote will control. I tried a couple of plug, but I think they were 110V and they only lasted for a couple of weeks. Do you have any suggestions for a remote 220V plug that will work? My A/C is a Frigidaire Energy Star… with push buttons for “Mode” “Fan Speed” “Sleep” “Filter Reset” “On/Off” push buttons. There is a tiny square that has “Remote Sensing” by it. On the wall plug there is a# on the side of the plug… 030411050109… The plug has a “Reset” button and a small green light to show that the power is “ON.” Is this a 220V A/C? HELP-PLEASE
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It’s not the plug. The remote is part of the AC unit just like a TV would be. I would just on ebay or the manufacturer site for a replacement..
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Is that A/C unit a 110V or a 220V? I don’t know which it is. I called Fridigaire and they asked me for a Model# of that Fridgidaire model. And there is no place on the inside that displays any kind of Model #. The woman was not able to help me without a “Model #” At this point, I don’t know if it is a 110V or 220V. How can you tell? PS… I don’t have Facebook! And I can’t do any photo either… I don’t have a cell phone.
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I need a picture of at least the outlet. If you can’t do that I’m afraid you’re shit out of luck.
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Regarding the outlet… it is a regular 3 prong electricial outlet. the two prong oulets with the wider prong on the left side… and the regular sized prong on the right; and a circular round hole for the ground prong… under those two outlets. It is a simple regular electricial outlet… There is only ONE outlet for a single connection for that outlet. That means there is NO way to ever plug anything into that outlet. It is for a single 220V plug ONLY. For my A/C. I need an adapter to fit that outlet that I can plug a remote switch into that will be take a 220V adapter remote switch without burning out the remote switch. I tried two 110V remote switches and they both burned out within a week…. So I need a Remote adapter for that type of electrical outlet… with the two plugs and a ground hole… for a 220V powered Remote adapter. The adapter must have a new remote switch… that will lay next to my chair to use to activate my A/C… I hope I was able to describe my set up… Stay with me… we may get this done yet… I just hope that Frigidaire will take a “Universal Remote 220V Adapter.” THANK YOU… “Annie” is Mary Ann Leader :-}
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Annie none of this is making any sense. A remote for a plug would only be if it’s 110 volt and that’s for like Christmas lights and lamps. By no means a AC unit. So lets not think of a remote plug ok. That’s just crazy. If you want it to be on a remote you either need to find one or just buy another AC unit.
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