what is the normal voltage range for a home?

Answer 1

220v comes in. that can deviate 8 or 10 volts either way depending on your providers load at any given moment.

Answer 2

Electric service providers supply 240 volts of electricity to your home, but this does not mean the voltage remains constant. The voltage can fluctuate between 210 and 250 volts from time to time, depending on how the loads flow through the provider's power stations and switching facilities. If the lights in your home dim and brighten noticeably several times throughout the day, you need to check the current voltage coming into your home. Anything other than normal fluctuation could damage appliances and electronic

Answer 3

In North America the normal house hold voltage coming into the house is 220 volts, that is then split to give 110 volts for the regular outlets, like lights and plugs.
Electric stoves are generally connected to a special 220 volt circuit.

Answer 4

that depends on which country you live.
In North America, some parts of South America and Japan the voltages is between 110-120V current but it is 220-230V in the rest of the world.

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Answer 5

110-120 v and 220-230 v

Answer 6

it has a nominal range of 215 to 240 243
depends what time you check it due to area usage
but most people call it 240

Answer 7

In the good old USA it is 220 for major appliances and 110 for everything else.

Answer 8

110 volts AC

Answer 9

108-125 volts

Answer 10

120 volts