120vac to 240vac power converter, adapter and methods of use

A method of supplying 240 VAC electrical power to 240 VAC requiring-appliances by employing an electrical system that routes 120 VAC power to 240 VAC accessible power, said electrical system comprising at least two 120 VAC electrical cords and plugs, at least one 240 VAC electrical outlet, said at least two 120 VAC cords and plugs being operably connected to said 240 VAC electrical outlet via a plurality of electrical relays, at least three electrical switches, one or more ground wires, one or more neutral wires and one or more supply wires, wherein said electrical system routes 120 VAC power into 240 VAC power so that such power can be used to operate 240 VAC power requiring equipment, wherein said electrical system includes a first electrical relay that manages a first set of switches operably connected to a first 120 VAC cord and plug, wherein said electrical system further includes a second electrical relay that manages a second set of switches operably connected to a second 120 VAC cord and plug and wherein said electrical system includes a third electrical relay that manages a third set of switches operably connected to said 240 VAC cord and outlet, wherein said power coming from said first and second 120 VAC cords and plugs are routed from 120 VAC electrical outlets that transfer power in alternate electrical supply phases, wherein said power from said first and second 120 VAC outlets is routed to the correct prong receivers on said 240 VAC outlet, wherein a user connects said 240 VAC electrical outlet to a 240 VAC power-requiring piece of electrical equipment thereby providing power to said 240 VAC power-requiring piece of electrical equipment, said method comprising the steps of a user plugging a first 120 VAC cord and plug into a first 120 VAC outlet on a first electrical phase, and a second 120 VAC cord and plug into a second 120 VAC outlet on a second electrical phase wherein said user determines if 240 VAC power is being supplied to said 240 VAC power-requiring piece of equipment by observing an indicator light on said electrical system wherein an activated light indicates said electrical system is providing 240 VAC power and an inactive light indicates there is a lack of 240 VAC power being provided by said electrical system.