Hi! I want to buy one but I am from Chile. Is this connected to the electric plug? and is this multi voltage? In Chile we use 230V. Thanks!
1338077
Well it has two options with three batteries or an electric plug which responds to very low energy...so I'm not quite sure about your question....sorry
1338078
It is connected to an electric plug. I'm not sure about the voltage. My advice would be to not buy this product though. I bought one and it stopped working three weeks later, so I exchanged it for a new one and that one stopped working two weeks later. My opinion, from my experience is that it's junk and not worth the money or the hassles.
1338079
I don't know what voltage it uses but it does have a plug for the wall or you can use 3 AAA batteries in it.
1450515
No, it isn't dual voltage. We, in NZ have 240 volts and it is okay with us. If you are in America then it will be fine for you too. It comes with a standard American plug, I just bought an adaptor from a shop for NZ and it does the trick.
2212125
That kinda depends on what exactly you are asking. The American version uses a 9volt ac adapter, i.e. 9 volts ac into the unit from the adapter plugged into a 120v wall outlet. If you want to plug the adapter into a 230v wall outlet, you must use a 230v to 9v ac adapter which can be found on Ebay, etc. Just make sure it is the right amperage and is 9 volt ac, not DC. Or you can order a version made for foreign countries that uses 230 volt wall plugs, but I would imagine the unit would be printed in that language. Best advice would be to contact Lexicon support to find your best option.
2171187
Hello Pedro,It is dual voltage. I bought my unit in the U.S. and use it in Peru where we have 220 volts AC.Regards,Rodrigo
53664
I am unaware with electric system in Peru. So I can not help you. Sorry for that.
1568864
Joe, I was out of the country until a couple days ago - so could not check the unit. It is 110 v, 60 hz, only, NOT 110-230 v as many units are today. Have a great day. Sincerely Roger
493500
Hi, Yes it is 110 voltage. It does not have dual voltage, so you would need a converter and adapter to use it in places like Europe or South America. Though personally, I love it so much, I would not want to risk it overheating, so when I was in Brazil for business, I used the dryers provided by the hotel.
498573
This does NOT have the dual voltage switch. I ordered it thinking it does, but the US model does not have it. In the owners manual, in the diagram of the back of the unit, it states that this switch is only present on "general" models, whatever that means. I was hoping to use this in Brazil, which I still will do, but I will need to plug it into a power downconverter.
1313848
On the box it sad in Spanish: tension de alimentacon 100-240v~/ 50-60 Hz( se adapta automaticamente). Voltaje de salida del adaptor: 12 V = Voltaje de la depiladora: 4,5 V= . I hope you know Spanish because I am not. Sorry
234502
the manual does make a mention of this. it says its 120 V. I tried contacting customer service, but they didn't seem sure too. i went ahead and ordered mine, and i checked the voltage, ITS 120 - 240 V..
2235522
Yes, in my country Chile worked well, our tension is 200CA 50Hz. The prongs on the plug without any problem are Italian style.
1968757
Since the electric voltage in Australia is 230V 50Hz (alternating current), you will need a transformer (also called converter) to transform the voltage from your power outlet (230V) into the voltage your machine uses (110V in this case). I have purchased this sharpener for use with 230V in Uruguay and use it with a transformer (converter) without any trouble. Works just fine.
894013
From what I understand the mini usb port is the same on both USA and International phones, but this only came with a an alternating current wall adaptor and not the Direct current like the UK uses. I believe Chile is on the alternating current electic source as well so this should work for your standard wall outlet, but you can always get a usb converter for the Direct Current if needed and just use the power cord with either.
1951629
I'm certain it is not a compatible plug. You will need a universal converter. I do not know about the voltage. You will have to check with Mfg., Oster.
1325779
It instantly blew the fuse away when connected to 230V. The label at the back that says 250V is for Fuse rating only. Don't get fooled by that. I bought this based on one of the answers above. The user seem to have got it working in Brazil but it could be a lower voltage environment. I am still checking for options to make it work other than using a step down transformer.
179717
It's dual voltage. I'm using it on 240 right now with nothing but an adapter for the plug.
452116
I'm not quite sure about 230 volts in particular, but I'm from Australia and bought it along with an adaptor so I could plug it into the electrical sockets here, which have a different voltage to the US and it works just fine.