is it Free voltage products?out country uses 220v /60Hz(is it not problem when i use it?)
120861
The blender says 120 volt on the base. It does not appear to have a switch to allow use of 220 volts.
120862
I don't think that is a problem, but to be sure, you can look at the owners manual online before purchase. Or you can go to Kitchenaid.com and ask them. They are very friendly and helpful. I hope it works out for you as this is a very nice blender.
98981
It's 100-240vAC, 50-60hz.You might need an adaptor for funky foreign plugs though.
2170273
No, it is 120 volts 60 Hz. You can buy a transformer to convert down from 220.
1462143
Yes, it is labeled for 100-240V, 50/60Hz. You will just need a plug adapter for whatever country you are visiting.
1621912
According to whats on the box its AC 100-240V 50/60Hz. I use a regular 110 outlet and it works fine.Hope this helps.
1784789
Me too, I really need to know if it is 110v or 220v My house has no power to 220volts, just 110v You know where I could found this information? Thanks!
1780578
No, this particular product does NOT support 220V. "120V-60Hz 10W" is on the box.
1980510
The unit claims to have an internal universal power adapter capable of getting power input from 110-240v and 50-60hz enabling it to be used anywhere in the world. This infomation is in the instructions as well as printed directly on the back of the unit. I cannot answer for the 240/50 power but it does work just fine on 110/60 in America.
1327087
I looked on the stamping and it says 120VAC and 60 Hz. Normally electrical devices will include different voltages but also I think (or it used to be that Europe was 50 hz). Don't know what impact that will have on useage.
1995265
This is a US machine so it is 110V. I would assume that you could get the 220V machine as well. As for the Hz i would guess it at 60Hz. I dont see it on the manual though. Sorry.
776614
İ am using same way with 220v and no problem. By the way this is a very good product versus price.
241104
Hi, Jaad. Along the lines of Andrew's response, I ordered within the US and mine only takes 110v.
1047790
No mention of it anywhere in the documentation and no switch on the back of the amplifier (Only specifies 12V@120 50-60Hz) so a step convertor looks like the only safe option for 220V :-)
352520
I just received mine today. Bought it because the Monster Cable website said the electrical rating was 100-240v, 50-60 Hz. However, the unit I received is imprinted only 125 V, 60 Hz. Nothing mentions other voltage. I have a question in with Monster Cable customer service to re-confirm which is correct and I'll update this post when I get their answer. UPDATE: I received an email from Monster Cables Customer Service and they confirm this power strip "can handle 100-240 volts, 50/60Hz". So, while it does not convert power from 110 to 220 or vice versa, it will allow a dual voltage appliance to be plugged into it when the power strip is plugged into either 110 or 220. You will probably need a plug (prong) adapter for outlets in many countries outside the US.
101611
I have had no problem using it both in Austria and in Russia where the voltage is 220V and frequency 50Hz. Just be sure to get one of the cheap plastic adaptors converting the US-type flat prongs into the European round prongs.
444666
Hi Liane,Shipping internationally will not be free and only domestic is. Also, with Bose L1, they do have their version in 220v. If you are interested, please send me an email with:your nameaddressphone number to mike@laservisionworld d o t com. Thank you!
770783
It's 100-240vAC, 50-60hz. You might need an adaptor for funky foreign plugs though.