IS the motor a 110/ 240V motor. Would like to take this overseas.
1343208
No it is 110 volt only. If you want to go over seas with it you need to buy an additional transformer/adapter.
1107306
No, the motor is 120v 60hz 250W. They do make a 240v unit and the specs can be found on www.fein.com
1515635
Stated : 110 AC 60 Hz Rated power 350 W Max.locked motor approx wattage 3000 W
378230
The model I purchased uses 120V (US) current. I don't know if a 240V model is made. Knowing the company's reputation I am sure they market the item for world-wide use.
1361496
It is rated 110--240. But,you will need a plug adapter for whatever country you will be in.
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.
358003
It requires 120VAC.The wiring must be removed (easily done) from the old motor you're replacing and connected to this new replacement.It will then plug into an electric outlet (if your old one did).
409457
Dont know if this is 220 but tHere would be very little to be gained by using 220 unless the motor is specifically wound for it. it won't make any difference it would just be adapted from a 110
1590735
My apologies. Forgot to mark your email as unread until I got the answer. Then forgot to look at motor. Noticed your email question as I was deleting old emails. You probably no longer need it but here is the answer. 19.5 amp, 60 HZ,110 V, single phase, power 8.2 KW. Once again, sorry for the delay. Ed
2122167
In the USA it is 110 v AC (which is normally measured at around 117 v RMS). It is a universal motor (or permanent magnet?), so frequency is not relevant. I have no idea if B&D; makes a 220 v model for export. But in any case, at such a small draw it could be used with a small transformer if you have 220 v and a US device...
2071903
The nameplate rating says 120V ~60Hz - 175W. The motor is a brush-type universal motor, similar to those used in electric drills, so it should work on DC and AC frequencies in the 45Hz to 65Hz range, and possibly at a voltage as low as 100V, albeit with reduced speed and power. It will not survive much over 130V AC, so if you plan to use it in areas with 220-240V AC power, plan on using a 240V to 120V transformer or converter.
1348085
I think the motor would have to be changed. I don't know if a 220v motor is available. As for power, wattage would be the same. With double the volts the amps used would be cut in half. volts X amps = volts. Peace.
1521306
No. It is 120 volts. However, you can travel type kits to step down from 240 to 120. Be alerted that we don't like it very much. It really runs HOT.
1590628
I looked up your motor and it looks like it's a 230 volt, so I'd have to say no. This motor is 115V.
2138592
Hi Katherine I'm sorry but we've never gotten it to work as we live in Australia and the motor is 110 so doesn't work here. Their customer service is good though, they dealt with our refund request straightaway.
1864717
It's voltage is listed as 100-240, it is specifically made for international travel. Not all models ship with international adaptors included, but the product is dual voltage.
748084
not rated for 220V, this unit is for a very light load motor. My 5HP motor burn the contacts almost immediately (worked for about 3 min before failing)