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you can always get the same power. if you have 110V/15A you can get maximum 110*15=1650W. it doenst matter if you transform it to 220V (7,5A) or 1000,000V (1.65mA). youll always get these 1650W because wattage in = wattage out.

its higher electrotechnics. but i can tell you if you have a two phase system, the voltage between two lines is (voltage to earth)*sqareroot of 3. so if you have 220V between two lines youll get 220V/1,73=127,17V. if you want to be really safe buy equipment from europe. it runs on 220V to 240V...

well if its a two phase system (power on two wires which make 220V together) youll get 127V. its a little much i guess, your room could burn or your equipment could break. and beside youll need a neutral in awg 8.

@anomolies it would be around 15A at 110V @dtp5150 i really would like to help you, but i dont understand, what youre trying to do.

sorry i forgot you do have polarised plugs over there

when numbering left to right from one to five: - lines from outlet on 1 and 3 - lines from mounting on 4 and 5 regard that youll need 230V/240V for this ballast

without a fan youll get heat problems and beside your whole house will have a unique sweet smell very soon.