Is this powered by 110v, 220v or both? I live in a country that used 220s and finding a quality automatic litter boxes is a pain.
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this one is 110V You would need to use a converter. I bought this one to replace the Litter Maid one and I really like it better. It has a solid hard plastic dump tray instead of the thin plastic one that you are constantly changing -
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I suspect that since it is being sold in the United States that its ideally manufactured and ready for 110 volt households. You could consider using a power converter to match your electrical service, though I have heard of people using them and sometimes can "fry" the unit. You might want to go to the Hoover URL (website) and look for a "contact us" link where you may be able to pose a question to them prior to purchasing it. Hope this answer helps. Thank you. (As for my opinion of the unit itself, it cleans and purifies the air as advertised and we sleep better when its on and working.) Just be sure to keep the filters clean and changed and required. I suspect that since it is being sold in the United States that its ideally manufactured and ready for 110 volt households. You could consider using a power converter to match your electrical service, though I have heard of people using them and sometimes can "fry" the unit. You might want to go to the Hoover URL (website) and look for a "contact us" link where you may be able to pose a question to them prior to purchasing it. Hope this answer helps. Thank you. (As for my opinion of the unit itself, it cleans and purifies the air as advertised and we sleep better when... » Read More I suspect that since it is being sold in the United States that its ideally manufactured and ready for 110 volt households. You could consider using a power converter to match your electrical service, though I have heard of people using them and sometimes can "fry" the unit. You might want to go to the Hoover URL (website) and look for a "contact us" link where you may be able to pose a question to them prior to purchasing it. Hope this answer helps. Thank you. (As for my opinion of the unit itself, it cleans and purifies the air as advertised and we sleep better when its on and working.) Just be sure to keep the filters clean and changed and required. « Show Less
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It's 110v and comes with an install kit. As for your other questions, you can go to the manufacturer's website at www.clean-sense.com.
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The exact voltage has to be somewhere on the electrical item. If it's dual voltage, it will say 110v-220v. If it doesn't have both, it's not dual.
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Yes, this system is a 110-220 volt multi system. My last house was about 60 years old running 110 volts, the unit ran amazingly well. I also have used the system at recent events running 220 volts, and it also performed perfectly. I LOVE this system! The only drawback to this system is that the enclosures are made of press board which, after a lot of moving around, will start to break down. If you plan on traveling a lot with your system, you should go with a much higher end brand.
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110V. That is the standard voltage in the US. 220V is only for large appliances like dryers, in wall air conditioners, etc.
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Polina P Not sure if you are in the UK but I bought a voltage convertor. It is a box which changes a voltage of 110 to 240 and vice versa.
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Hi Pat. You have an option to choose from 110 V or 220 Volt. You just need to contact the seller and inform them what voltage you need. I did that and they sent me a 220 Volt one. Hope this helps.
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Its battery powered. So it is neither 110 or 220.The charger that charges the battery is 110v. This multi tool is OK. It lasted about a year and a half and then broke. I would buy a fein multi master. It is corded but it will last its German.
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This is 120v ONLY. 220v runs large items like ranges and air conditioners. If you really need 220v, maybe try commercial suppliers.
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Yeap, definitely 120V. My country does not have this voltage too, and i am using the step down converter to 240V. No issues after 4 months now. :)
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Dear friend, Thanks for your question. The machine is our US warehouse is 110v,please confirm it! Thanks for your understanding. Best regards.
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Hi, It is only 110V input. 1A, 8000-30000 rpm. Not for hard work. Do not recommend to anyone. cheap material. on off switch is dead after a few usage.
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it's 110v or may be compatible for both. I use it at my house without any problem
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Contact PLastaket Manufacturing Co.(209)369-2154. If i remember correctly they offered a 220V model. The 110V I have , I didn't see any voltage switch, Only on/off switch. This Champion juicer is a great consideration.
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It plugs into a regular household outlet. I believe its a 110. We are really enjoying the convenience that this machine allows to make our nut milks!
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It's 120, so you'd need a converter. It also runs on batteries but I've never tried running one exclusively on batteries. I originally used the battery option as a backup in case there's a power outage, but then realized that it's pretty unusual for a power outage to last more than a short period of time so there's not much point unless you just don't want to plug it in.This is my third littermaid to own. The first two lasted me 11 years in total.