i bought this product for using in turkey, we have a 220v and which transformer i need to buy?
1395728
The KitchenAid has a 3-prong 110 volt cord. You need a 2-pole 220 volt receptacle. below is a link to a picture of one style. Enjoy your mixer - I love mine!Image from http://i00.i.aliimg.com/photo/v0/60100911216/220v_to_110v_plug_3_pin_plug.jpg_140x140.jpg.
1395729
I am not sure! I would think you need to research Google or another website for an adapter that you can use between your wall plug in and your mixer. Usually here in the United states one might go to a walmart or best buy and invest in a adapter kit. Having worked at both of those places, best buy online may be your best bet. If you're talking about a different volt that goes to your switch board in your home I have no idea. I am sorry I can't explain further. Call the number on the side of your mixer for a sure answer. The kitchenaide people are very helpful. Best of luck!
919921
I bought this for my sister in Istanbul, Turkey. She's using it with 220 volts in there. There is just one thing: it has European electric plug. You might have to buy a plug adapter for India, because I think India uses different kind of electric outlet. It should cost a few dollars.
218157
You would have to have a transformer, it did not come with a 220 option. But since it is a German company, the should have that version as Germany is 220. I would recommend ask the company. They answered my question in 4 hrs.
81028
It needs a 6 volt, 300 mA power supply. The one that came with mine expects 120 volt AC at 60Hz and has the US 2 prong plug. So it probably won't work without a transformer, but you can probably find a replacement with the same output voltage for cheap.
73856
You will need to check the wattage and use a 110 to 220 transformer accordingly. Make sure the it supports the W or else it may cause some damage. Hope this helps.
1015424
If you purchase from a source in an area with 220 it should come wired for it, otherwise, you will need a transformer.
1011364
You will have to refer to the manufacturer. I live in US so we all use 110v - you may need a transformer to use this.
1166123
I don't know if it will work in Turkey or Greece but as Greece is part of Europe I believe it would. I did not need a converter as I only used it to charge my phone/ ipad. It is my understanding that a converter is only needed for large items that draw a lot of power such as a hair dryer.
1761744
I'm sure any voltage equipment less than 220V would be ok to use on the transformer....assuming the transformer can be used "up to" 220 volts. Hope this helps.
565148
The one I purchased is 110V. You need to specifications while purchasing. In case you receive other Voltage you need to buy Stepdown or Stepup Transformer off 2500Watts. Product specification is 1500Watts but need 2500. Else transformer will go bad.
2135820
You would need a transformer, may not really be worth it. If you live in europe, I would suggest buy from amazon uk or de. Then you can use it with 220v.
1312396
The one thatI have is 120 volt only. IF you want 220 you will need an adapter.
715630
The adapter probably will not work in Turkey because a two (2) pin or Type C and F is used there. Unfortunately, there is no place for the center pin (earth ground) to go.
637483
You have to have to have an adopter that is suitable for converting the 120 volts to the voltage in Greece. Also make the you have another outlet adopter so that it will fit in the electrical outlet.
1726793
I too have the same question. I will try to buy a 120 V step down transformer.... meanwhile wanted to know which transformer someone has used it sucessfully with this? Is a transformer based converter needed or normal wiothout transformer work? I had one already but not sure if to use this or buy a transformer based 120 V
771149
I'm not sure. You'd have to check the specs by the manufactrer, or use a 120v transformer
2061229
Hi Karthik, according to the manual that came with it, the product switches voltage automatically, so the only thing you will need is an adapter, NOT a transformer.