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Question by Bill
Submitted on 6/29/2007
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I am building an oven for a specialty project.  I am going to use an electric stove top burner for the heating element.  I assumed it took 220 volts, but now I am wondering, the thermostat sold to me doesn't appear to be for 220.  So my question is, does the burner take 220 or 110 to heat it?  TIA, bill


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