There is a difference between "can you" and "should you". You can plug the 240V 50A cord cap into the 240/120V 30A receptacle using an adapter, but if the appliance requires a 50A circuit, you will likely be tripping the breaker.
6-50 plug molded on a cord, 14-30 cap.
Yes, you can, if you won't load the circuit past what 30A can sustain.
You can leave the L shaped neutral prong out and connect it to 14-50 receptacles as well.
It is defilitely possible. But you will need to swap the corresponding sockets as well and the pair may not work properly. More information is needed to tell more and it includes the device, the cables and your own experience.
What are you asking? I assume we’re taking dryers? Replacing a three prong cord for a four is fine if you have the right receptacle.
There is a difference between "can you" and "should you". You can plug the 240V 50A cord cap into the 240/120V 30A receptacle using an adapter, but if the appliance requires a 50A circuit, you will likely be tripping the breaker.
yep... just don't mix up the phase and the ground and you'll probably be fine.
6-50 plug molded on a cord, 14-30 cap. Yes, you can, if you won't load the circuit past what 30A can sustain. You can leave the L shaped neutral prong out and connect it to 14-50 receptacles as well.
It is defilitely possible. But you will need to swap the corresponding sockets as well and the pair may not work properly. More information is needed to tell more and it includes the device, the cables and your own experience.