Hi,is this vitamix 5200, suited for 240 volt power in Australia,is the warranty good here.Thanks JP
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Hi John, It's available in Australia. I know because I live in NZ and am searching for the blender myself. Here are a couple of links to help: http://www.yourhomedepot.com.au/products/vitamix/blender-tnc5200-black-18-5-x-22-5-x-52cm-wdh/electric-blenders, and http://au.pricedumper.com/vitamix?campid=5337194773&ggkey=vitamix. But check this out, too! http://www.froothie.com.au/store/optimum-9900 Happy shopping! Regards, Cori in Christchurch
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Hi kenny. Vitamix offers products internationally as well, which have a different voltage supply. You wikl have to get the right vitamix for the area you live. You can use a converter for the 110/120v to the 220v, but its safer to buy from your area, or on thr vitamix website under international. For further questions contact vitamix customer service.
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the original one of mine worked fine until it got fried by plugging it into a 220v outlet by mistake. Then I just replaced it myself (which was a pretty simple process) and it worked fine again. However, I had a 6 quart mixer FYI
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Mine is 120-130 VAC 60 HZ. Goodness, all the way from the Land Down Under to Memphis, TN USA? Wow. I have no idea what your standard electric power is in Australia. Oh, and one other thing, if it has a 120 to 240 switch on it somewhere, I don't know, but it is 0130HRS (1:30 AM) here right now, so I will have to wait and get back to you tomorrow. The thing is packed up in my shop out back. Later Jude.
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I am also wanting to use this product in Australia and wondered if the cleaner will work on 240V?
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My guess is no. But, I'm pretty sure you can find a 240v model for use in UK or Aust. I recommend reaching out to the manufacturer. I bought one about 7 months ago and was able to replace a faulty motion sensor switch without running new wires. Thus was the perfect solution. Good luck mate,
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Yes we have a 240V version upon request. Please choose the offer from AmScope in order to request this voltage option, and we ship to Australia.
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I can't say definitively - but from the description I am reading from the manufacturer on this 5200 model, there have been improvements to the motor it sounds like - but usually they do change the model # when they do that, sorry I can't say for sure but if you call them directly (vitamix) you can probably find out. Also these things tend to go on sale at holiday time.
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Is the recall you are referring to in response to those black specs that come out into your blend? Or is that something completely different and unrelated? Does this blender have that black spec problem? I really want a vitamix but that is a deal breaker for me with my gastroparesis and weak stomach. Thanks in advance for your help! Take care and be well. Happy Holidays to you!
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Australia uses 240 volt 50 hertz. This model is 120 volt. I can call Kitchen Aid in Ohio to see if they sell them prewired for Australian use.
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this particular model is rated at 110 volt AC 60 cycle switching US Canada North America you're not going to be able run on the 220 240 volt 50 cycle. from New Zealand you have to have a localized version
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This blender does not support this voltage. If you would like I can provide blenders that support 230v? I just want to clarify that you would need to pay for the shipping to Spain.
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Don't bother. There is a problem with those units. I would recommend getting a vitamix unit, which is what we have now.
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yes it does. Vitamix 5200, 2-peak HP (1380 Watts) motor 120 volt, 60 Hz 11.5 amps (North America) 7 Yr Warranty
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Shipping would be around $50 to $60 to Australia, but the 110v cannot be used on 220v or 240v outlets without damaging the machine. Some people used voltage adapters but the there is not a guarantee that this will not cause damage to machine.
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No....You will ruin the vitamix for sure. To run a vitamix you need a 2000w "pure sine wave" inverter. The vitamix has an induction 2hp motor(1492 watts).That means it needs clean power to run . Cheap power inverters do not have clean power. This inverter is 10x under powered to even run a vitamix.A clean generator with a THD (total harmonic distortion) of 10% or less will also work.
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You would have to ship all parts back to America at your cost for warranty claims. Also be mindful that if the fault is due to the foreign power supply you won't be covered by warranty. I'm not sure what voltage the grid in the Phillipines runs or how reliable it is. You might want to check those issues. A surge protector wouldn't be a bad way to go either.I've had no issues with mine being used in Australia, we juice about once a week and it's still working great.