Yes, washer dryers typically require a special outlet to meet their electrical requirements. Washer dryers are designed to handle both washing and drying functions in a single unit, and they often have higher power demands compared to standalone washers or dryers.
Most washer dryers require a 240-volt electrical outlet, also known as a 240V outlet or a dedicated circuit. These outlets have a unique configuration with two vertical slots and a grounding prong. They are different from standard 120-volt outlets commonly used for household appliances.
It's important to check the manufacturer's specifications and the user manual of your specific washer dryer model to determine the electrical requirements and the type of outlet it needs. If you're unsure about the electrical requirements or the outlet type, it's recommended to consult a qualified electrician or contact the manufacturer for guidance to ensure proper installation and safety.