What plug is on this kettle - looking for one for New Zealand
1354200
Well mine has the standard two prong USA plug, however I saw the exact kettle selling in Whitney England with a different plug so perhaps you can request whatever you need.
1354201
Mine came with a regular one for the US. Straight prongs, not at angles. Don't know if there are other choices.
1354202
It has the NEMA 1-15 ungrounded (Type A) plug, otherwise knows as the standard U.S. two prong plug.
2199415
I'm in NZ too, just buy a simple voltage adaptor from Jaycar, I have several and they're available for different wattages so you can choose the right one for the mixer. But you'll not be able to sell this if you ever want to, regulations in NZ prevent sale of items that are not 240V. I had Trade Me remove a Bose radio 110V I was selling.
286225
I do not know if the plug is compatible. I expect you could get an adapter. This coffee pot is used every day and is one of the best we've had.
1905651
Hi Michelle - yes, the Senseo machine I purchased was designed for the US market, so the plug is a flat-blade two prong. One consideration can be if the spout is adjustable for taller cups. The one I replaced was, but the one I purchased from Amazon does not, so I have to tilt the cup to remove it. Or, I have found that removing the pod holder and the spout before removing the cup works better.
1071087
Uses standard appliance plug: 2 prongs on the coffeepot fit into 2 holes on the plug.
435350
Hi David, the plug you are asking me about has 1/2" between the conductors and it is only for the percolator. You need the cord with 1-1/16" between the conductors. I saw one on Amazon, but didn't know how to attach it to this answer for you. You will find it. It was medium weight and 6' long. There are also 3' long cords for the skillets and open hearth rotisserie.
477687
google helps sometimes... see: http://www.interpower.com/ic/designers/designing-for-export/guides-and-charts/guide-to-worldwide-plugs-and-sockets-patterns-power-mains-single-phase/The type of power cord there is "C" according to http://www.interpower.com/ic/designers/designing-for-export/national-power-mains/australia-new-zealand/Regards, good luck, safe journey and take care...MS
451280
The transformer will convert the power for something that is not dual voltage. The plugs to attach onto it. because all plugs are adapted for different input plugs. Hope this helps. I went to Europe with this and don't know New Zealand power issues. Have a great trip. Hope this helps.
1316682
The Kettle I have is 120VAC 60 Hertz. Made for U.S. and Japan. For 250VAC 50 Hertz you may want to try amazon.UK My daughter lived there and she had a great electric kettle.
2030651
Standard USA Power plug. a 2 bladed thing. N ever been to Austrailia so don't know.
936144
I have never been to a new Zealand so I do not know. The product worked well throughout Europe. My only complaint was the adapter comes apart too easily and when I pulled out the plug I did not realize it stayed in the receptacle. It was lost in Paris. I am glad I purchased 2
1818008
have NO idea, as I said my kettle is NOT working anymore, will boil the water, but will NOT switch off automatically as it's supposed to. Certainly NOT the well made product of old from Russell Hobbs..........................:(
1869516
Hello. It uses a standard kettle plug into the back of the unit, so you can easily use any local plug cable of same configuration. Nice piece of kit & very happy with the purchase.
772205
It appears that the answers by ejp and Greg B provided information you requested. The kettle I purchased is stamped as ejp's kettle...
1706480
Mine has USA plug, 110V. Probably they produce this kettle for different countries
36700
You would need a very powerful converter from 220/240 to 110 volts. Most of the cheaper converters can only handle maybe 100 watts, whereas this kettle uses 1.000 watts.
929361
Dear friend!!! Here only the electric pump. Without connecting to the electricity network, it will not work!!! If You need to kettle worked without connecting to the electricity network advise You to pay attention to the electrical kettles Panasonic. Sincerely, Taras.