I'm living in Europe and I want to to use hand tools, output power 1950VA, which is made for U.S. voltage 120V / 60Hz. Will tool work normally due to the fact that it is a hand tool (power tool -DEWALT DWE575SB 7-1/4-Inch Lightweight Circular Saw), that inherently has an electric motor adapted to higher frequency? .. Because the power grid in Europe is 220V / 50Hz and I don't believe that this transformer will also change the frequency from 50Hz to 60Hz....Thanks in advance for your reply! I'm living in Europe and I want to to use hand tools, output power 1950VA, which is made for U.S. voltage 120V / 60Hz. Will tool work normally due to the fact that it is a hand tool (power... » Read More I'm living in Europe and I want to to use hand tools, output power 1950VA, which is made for U.S. voltage 120V / 60Hz. Will tool work normally due to the fact that it is a hand tool (power tool -DEWALT DWE575SB 7-1/4-Inch Lightweight Circular Saw), that inherently has an electric motor adapted to higher frequency? .. Because the power grid in Europe is 220V / 50Hz and I don't believe that this transformer will also change the frequency from 50Hz to 60Hz....Thanks in advance for your reply! « Show Less
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Most hand tools use a brush type motor, which is very insensitive to frequency, so it wouldn't matter whether it's 50 or 60hz. Induction motors, like in a fan or washing machine will run at 5/6 speed when supplied with 50 Hz. They may run hot also, because the voltage should be reduced if the frequency is reduced.
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No. Not possible. You need to find European version of the tool. I'll include link to the ebay item. If you won't be able to see the link, just go to ebay and type Proxxon rotary tool 220v. Here it is: http://www.ebay.com/itm/PROXXON-28483-High-Speed-Rotary-GRINDER-MOTOR-Collet-220Volt-CNC-SPINDLE-Drill-/360780416952?pt=BI_Tool_Work_Holding&hash=item54003047b8
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It appears from the manual the tools use 110 voltage. However, I did a little research and found a converter available from Amazon that should allow you to use the tools where 220 is the only current. http://www.amazon.com/Goldsource-Voltage-Converter-Transformer-ST500/dp/B0022QOSDK/ref=pd_sim_hi_3?ie=UTF8&refRID=0F99B36V7QH6NC16QWM7 There are others available so see which one works best for you. I hope this helps.
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CPO sells only 110/120 volt tools designed for use in North American outlets. We do not supply 230 volt power hand tools.
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The specs says "1240 Watt 120V electric motor" which means you got to have a minimum generator of 1240W so find a 1500W should work or just plug in a regular outlet. I plugged my in a typical outlet. It works like a charm. Super heavy-duty electric jack-hammer for serious demolition jobs Industrial grade 1-3/4 HP 1240 Watt 120V electric motor; 1400 RPM no-load speed Set includes five large hardened Chrome-vanadium steel chisels Two point bit, two flat bit and one spade bits came with this combo set 360-degree swivel auxiliary handle for maximum versatility The specs says "1240 Watt 120V electric motor" which means you got to have a minimum generator of 1240W so find a 1500W should work or just plug in a regular outlet. I plugged my in a typical outlet. It works like a charm. Super heavy-duty electric jack-hammer for serious demolition jobs Industrial grade 1-3/4 HP 1240 Watt 120V electric motor; 1400 RPM no-load speed Set includes five large hardened Chrome-vanadium steel chisels Two point bit, two flat bit and one spade bits came with this combo set 360-degree swivel auxiliary handle for maximum... » Read More The specs says "1240 Watt 120V electric motor" which means you got to have a minimum generator of 1240W so find a 1500W should work or just plug in a regular outlet. I plugged my in a typical outlet. It works like a charm. Super heavy-duty electric jack-hammer for serious demolition jobs Industrial grade 1-3/4 HP 1240 Watt 120V electric motor; 1400 RPM no-load speed Set includes five large hardened Chrome-vanadium steel chisels Two point bit, two flat bit and one spade bits came with this combo set 360-degree swivel auxiliary handle for maximum versatility « Show Less
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The voltage on mine is 120 volt 60 hertz. I dont think its adjustable. But it may be able to be ordered thst way. Or, you can use a voltage converter from 220 to 120v. As long as it has enough wattage to handle the load of the sander. I really like mine, it works well. Ive used travel voltage converters before and had good luck with them. Id have to read up on mine and see if a voltage change is available.
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you need a transormer that will step down the voltage, convert the cycles & fit into your receptacle. i have used a number of times for US items when I was in China & Hong Kong. you can purchase one here on amazon. just search "step down transformer" and you will see a whole bunch pop up. make sure you purchase one that equals or exceeds the amperage draw and make sure you have an adapter for the power cord plug which you can buy here or in the country where you will use. according to online specs, motor is 1/3 hp and at 120 volts it draws 2.5 amps so 120x2.5=300 watts x1.5 so you need a 450 - 500 watt transformer and prices seem to average in the low $30 range. i doubt you will use this sander very ofter so if you have other 120V items that you wish to power, just make sure you choose a transformer that is high enough rated to cover your other items as well.
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I guess the problem is not just the voltage conversion (from 220v to 110v), it is the frequency that cannot be converted from 50Hz in Europe to 60Hz (what the trimmer needs).
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I purchased a 110V I have 220 service but did not realize there was a 220 option. I purchased it for a very small job because my router is missing since my move. From my limited use it is a very impressive tool
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THIS DRILL DOES NOT HAVE ANY BUILT-IN CONVERSION TO 230V, SO, JUST THE PLUG/SOCKET ADAPTER IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH. WHEN I WAS IN THE ARMY STATIONED IN GERMANY BACK IN THE 60'S MANY OF US BOUGHT TRANSFORMERS SO WE COULD USE OUR U.S. APPLIANCES ON EUROPEAN 230V. THE TRANSFORMERS CAME IN DIFFERENT SIZES/CAPACITIES. TAKE A LOOK AT THIS ON AMAZON:
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Hey buddy, this is a 110v tool. For 220 you need totally different plug. It is perfect for home improvement. You can work in very small places. I like it very much.
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I'm not sure. I've only seen the 120v models. You should inquire directly to tha Dremel website.
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Yes 110-120V, 50/60 hx. Standard US power. It's a great little planer for moderate to rough work. The finish from the carbide blades is very nice, it just won't remove very small amounts of stock. For fine /finesse work you're better off with a hand plane.
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Sorry but all these Bosch tools are geared toward the U.S. market and thus 110V @60hz or cycles. Contact Bosch world wide or go to www.bosch/worldwide.com There you will find what your looking for the only difference being the color of the tools are green not blue and the tools are in 220V 50hz version.
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If you get the dewalt battery charger that is compatible 220 volts for this tool.
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I just checked on my dremel tool and it only says 120V 60Hz. So I would say it will not work in Europe.
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no, for USA uses 120 volt, 60 Hz. Europe uses 50Hz electric. Very small chance they have a power pak for your application. (There might be a AC adaptor you can use) You might be able to find a power pak in Europe for 15 volts DC output, but the pin plug would have to match the equipment.