Hello. Can I use STU-300 (300 watt) with appliance 220 v 50 watt? thank you.
1347621
Yes, it steps up and down from 220v to 110v for the country you are in. It is rated at 300 watts. You might get a lower watt one if you never will need 300 watts to run something.
222590
you need to call the manufacturer for that information. A lot of small appliances need a transformer to work, otherwise the 220 V will fry the circuitry
1033485
From what I have seen, it will require an external power converter of some sort as there doesn't appear to be any way to select between 120 and 220. You may want to contact Hakko customer support directly to be sure.
2098679
My guess it is yes because you listed the wattage to be 60W the unit is rated too 300W.
54079
There is an option for 220/240 single phase. Remember, this generates 60 cycle, not 50 cycle. I would suspect that you might have 50 cycle appliances.
560957
No reason why it shouldn't. You have enough of a margin. You could possibly use a 1500 W one also. One other thing, make sure that you are not using more that on appliance on the convertor at the same time.
1526538
I like the product. It works well with my coffe maker 1200 W. Output 110-120, input 220-240. Should be fine with your product if it does not exceed the wattage.
1975098
No, sorry but it won't. Amps multiplied by volts gives us watts, so with the known wattage of 300 we can divide by the known voltage which is 40 (mine has even gone to 50) and that gives you less than 8.
894695
as long as the converter is for the amount of watts you would need a 30 watt converter.
210520
No you can't. All appliances from the U.S. are 120 volts. Check Amazon.co.uk for the 240 volts version
2223841
No. And the company sucks. Look elsewhere and overestimate your watts by 50%. So go to 300 watts.
230683
I use this in Europe. I bought an adapter for 220 V, and over 300W, and you can use.
12070
No. You can plug in with the EX-LINK in the back of the TV but that is a very small cable and it cannot carry the the power of a 300 Watt system. Your 300 Watts will sound more like a 20 Watt system. Your better off going with a 100 or 150 Watt Vizio that can plug in with a USB port for about the same price and the sound is great!
561880
hello thank you for your inquiry, the 300W is input wattage, the active wattage is 200W, because we changed the current to 600ma, it is safe to the lights,and can make sure use for 3 years RegardJack
20118
you can use the adapter for hair blower. there a switch on the adapter to specify the watt. use 50w mode for shavers or light appliances and use 1875 mode for blower use however if you keep 1875 mode for light appliances, it will not damage the appliance rather it might consume little extra power. On a safer side, please check the voltage requirement for your hair blower, it should be less than 1800 watt.
832210
My wife has been using it for 270W and there has not been a problem. Since it's rated 300W you may be able to use it, check with the manufacturer.
1551200
My unit uses 35W and needs AC100-120V which is a regular wall current.you can purchase one that needs more Wattage