My house has 220V. Can I use this switch?
1386733
It will work by interrupting the power through one of the two wires. However, I am not sure if that would be acceptable for local codes. As far as safety, I could not comment since I am not completely familiar with that system.
1386734
This switch can only be used on 110V. My husband is a GC. He recommends contacting an Electrician to pull a 110V circuit from your panel to the switch location.
1386735
All house have 220 at the breaker box but it should be 110 after the breaker box and your house
674846
yes, if you have a converter. Careful. Check the voltage of whereever you will be. Not all places use what we do in the US
497559
I am using it with 110. I suggest you email them to find out if it auto switches. If not, then just get a 110-220v adapter.
1967779
Not at this time. I have queried Philips about this. It seems that USA 120VAC requires too much current for regular outlet and 220VAC would allow normal use in typical European kitchen.
1793450
I don't think so. I assume you would need a converter. 220v is euro specs correct?
735087
I don't believe so. This is designed for 120V. If you have an adapter for the change of power, thst should be good.
1310043
Do NOT use on any applications other then DC (12 volts ) House current is AC (120-220 ) . It can be done with proper conversion, but I don't recommend it.
1180533
If there is a switch on the back that will allow you to switch to 240 then yes. Otherwise you will need to use a converter to step the voltage down.
1419043
My building is 120 V, so I have only used it here, I have no idea about 220V.
1734541
Absolutely not. Buy only from a European Amazon site to be sure of 220v and the right prongs. Don't use a converter. It will fry your appliance.
510411
This type of question should be addressed by an electrical specialist. Not sure the switch is rated for 220 volt service. Certainly that's not how it is usually used. 20 amps at 220 volts is a fairly heavy load.
980680
I have the same question. I just got this as a gift for my wife. I'm trying in vain to turn the switch to 250V since she will use it for overseas travel - 220V. Could she just plug it without voltage conversion?
985961
This is a 110V model. I do not believe it has a switch for 220V applications.
1010563
I personally use this device at 110v. I do not recall seeing a switch enabling its ability to function at 220v, nor am I aware if it has an "autosense" capability to recognize the input voltage. Someone within my household tossed the manual that came with it, but I would imagine that a quick search online for the manual would result with a more precise answer to this question.
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
706310
Voltage there may be different there than in the U.S. if you have 120 volts house current if should work. But i am not positive. If it's different you could get a voltage converter.
1740575
It should it is just a 120v switch and if you use less voltage on the switched side it should work. but I don't think 12v is enough to through the switch.