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MIT 6.002 Circuits and Electronics, Spring 2007
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Furthermore, should it or should it not be inferred that the heater connection will be switched from a 240 V to a 120 V power line; [and if so] should the frequency of the power line remain constant or rationalize to its respective voltage?
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I'm guessing that given that it would require much heavier and more expensive wire to distribute the power, the power per base-board remain constant.
The frequency would remain the same as it is usually a standard within a certain country, U.S.A. being 60 Hz Europe 50Hz. I think your guess for the heavier wire is probably a good one.
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