I have trimmer which works on 220 volts,100watt and also I have cooker which works on 240v,600watt.can I buy this for both of my appliances?
1379808
I think, it is ok. For more than 1 Minute it is better to need only 500 ~ 600 watt . Try it and use the Advantage rules of Amazon.
1379809
Double check the amp rating on the appliance and multiply that times the voltage to get the actual watts. Just be careful with appliances that have a high starting current...... like anything with motors. They may over load the transformer and trip the breaker(s).
1379810
If I am understanding your needs correctly, then the answer is no. If your cooker is rated at 600w, and your trimmer at 100w, then the transformer should have at least double the wattage rating. You would probably need a 1400 watt or higher transformer for your cooker.
1453895
Yes, it transforms the 120 to 220 or if You were in Europe you would need a converter to use your 120 volt stuff (electric razor, hair curler, radio, laptop etc) to accept 220 0r 240. Same unit as you are considering purchasing.
2068334
Yes, it's perfectly working with 220Volt. It comes with a power adaptor which has a range in between 110-240V. I own this trimmer since last year and it is working great!
1525266
The trimmer comes with a dual voltage adapter that has a switch to change the voltage to the one you need to use. In my case that worked once and never stared again no matter what voltage i used
2075280
Yes it will -BUT you'll need to stop by a Radio Shack and purchase a 110V (used in US) to 220V (Europe) converter. The converter should be rated at AT LEAST 15-20 watts. (General rule: Add at least 20% to the appliance's wattage usage. If the appliances is a motor-driven device, there will probable be a quick, larger power draw by the appliance as its motor starts, so adding 50% to the converter's max output would not be a bad idea.) Because the ANDIS draws ony 10 watts, a 15 watt converter should be fine for the device. Also: Make sure the countries you are visiting have the same plug configuration as your adapter. Try googling "electrical plug configurations for european countries," print the page and ask the staff where you purchase the converter to provide you with adapters that are appropriate for the countries you are visiting. Total cost for the electrical and plug configuration adapters should not cost over $30. If if you're on a budget and if RS wants more than that - and if you have time before your trip, shop elsewhere with the information you've gotten from Radio Shack.
1393032
No, This one only work with 120V. I just look at my rice cooker..... you can Google to find what the model that will work with 120 and 240V'Good luck
1132432
But be aware, since this is 110 volt unit, it doesn't have near the power of a full 220 volt range. It splits 100% of its power between the two burners. You can run one burner at 100% and the other at zero.. ...both burners at 50%....or one at 70% and the other at 30%. You get the point. And...you really need 100% to sear or fry, so its mostly a one burner unit.Still...it is a great buy. We use it in addition to our ceramic cooktop
1264057
In the USA 220-V is used for dryers and electric stoves, etc. It's just 110-V two times in the wiring. In foreign countries 220/240 power is used. Sometimes manufacturers make units with both or an adapter can be used for this purpose.
1894885
I'm almost positive that you can use the cord for both 120v 240v I use it on a 120v .its all the way you set up your room if you want to use 240v you just run a heavy gauge wire from your dryer . You might have to switch the pigtail on the cord.but if you do use 240v it cheaper to run the ballest. Hope I can help you .
288986
The one I bought is 110-120 vac but I don't know if they sell one for 240V. Good Luck!!
1694539
You should be able to use it with a stepdown transformer. It may even be safer to use a transformer between the 110v cutter and the 240v mains, if you are using it in a damp/wet environment.
1735709
It's a basic 120 Volt unit. If you have a converter from 220v to 110v you should be fine. The trimmer is excellent. Nice and light.
1985721
If the unit is marked 60Hz, 120V(olt) it will work with US power. It will also probably have a standard US power cord connector attached. If it is marked 220-240V and the line frequency is not marked (i.e. not 50Hz or 60Hz) or marked 50-60Hz, you can run it off US 220V circuits with an adapter for the different plug. 220V is used for electric stoves and electric dryers. I have a friend who has wired some 220 V, English outlets in his kitchen so he can use some heating appliances he brought back from England.
342825
I use it on 120v and it works fine. You may wish to contact Jiffy Steamer Direct and ask them about 220v.
1761100
Yes, this unit can be used on appliances for 220V. What to do, simply change the input voltage switch to 110V and then connect the unit to the main power, automatically it will output at 220V
2095182
At 120v, my research of other units shows that it likely does not support a combined total of more than 1800w. I'm looking at a 2-burner 220/240v unit on another popular e-site which has a combined total of 3100 watts: 1800 for larger burner, 1300 the other. But you have to be okay with it coming from Germany, and the supplier providing parts if the unit goes bad.
839662
it is for that voltage in ireland/scotland, but it will not work with 110 volt appliances from the USA. You either need to buy a converter that will change the voltage (I think they are pretty expensive) or you need to buy appliances that are dual voltage. I went to dublin in January, and I was able to get a dual voltage hair dryer from Walmart for like $20. My cell phone charger was fine, but just make sure it says both voltages or else it can melt your appliances!