You can purchase a commercial inverter that will convert the voltge for you. This is a source I found on the web: http://aconinc.com/index.php?route=common/home
I am not familiar with them but they give you some options.
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Watts is Watts plus some loss. Take your load voltage (motor) times its current that will give you the watts. Then divide that number by the source voltage (battery). Multiply by about 1.2 to pick up losses, that gives you an approximation of the wattage required from your source. Divide that number by the voltage that will give you the current required by your load. When you make the connections be sure the wire sizing is large enough especially on the low voltage (battery) side.
SOURCE: I want to re wire an electric motor for low volt
Look on the name plate. If it says under 'volts' 120/240 that means it's dual voltage and you can use either voltage to run.
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