What power source do I need for a Mamava pod?

Pods come with a GFCI-protected electrical cord that plugs into a standard 20A 120V receptacle (Solo pods can plug into 20A or 15A). Pods draw about 6.5A of power, so we strongly recommend that you plug your Mamava into a dedicated outlet.

Original and XL

Both Mamava Original and XL pods come with a GFCI-protected electrical power cord (15A 120V) as shown below: 

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The Original and XL pods plug into a standard 20A, 120V receptacle (to accommodate the T-shaped prong). While not necessary due to the GFCI protection the power cord provides, you can plug into a 20A, 120V GFCI outlet (with the test and retest buttons). This receptacle should be set as a 110-120V, 60 Hertz, 20A alternating current. Please do not use a 15A to 20A adapter.

Standard 20A, 120V outlet  (recommended)

GFCI 20A, 120V outlet (not necessary due to GFCI protection on the power cord, but compatible) 

Solo

Mamava Solo pods come with a GFCI-protected electrical power cord (15A, 120V) as shown below:  

The Solo pods can be plugged into either a standard 20A (with T shaped prong) or 15A receptacle. While not necessary due to the GFCI protection the power cord provides, you can plug into a 20A or 15A, 120V GFCI outlet (with the test and retest buttons). 

Standard 15A, 120V outlet  (recommended)

Standard 20A, 120V outlet  (recommended)

GFCI 15A, 120V outlet (not necessary due to GFCI protection on the power cord, but compatible) 

GFCI 20A, 120V outlet (not necessary due to GFCI protection on the power cord, but compatible) 

 Mini (Now Discontinued)

The Mamava Mini came with a three prong NEMA plug, and required a receptacle that was at least 15A.