IS this a 220 volt slow cooker? Do you carry 220 volt slow cookers? thanks so much! also looking for a 220 v electric blanket, size king. THANKS!
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I think amazon has a 220 volt version listed seperately. Delonghi definitely makes one, but it might be harder to get in the USA.
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This is only for transform from 110V to 220V, if your cooker is required for 220V, then it's fine. Please also look at power. This small device could not stand high power output
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Sorry, I don't know. I bought this a while back and have read instructions about the range for V, Hz, and W it can handle. I bought exactly what I needed and it didn't work. This one was bought for slow cooker from USA to work in Europe and it doesn't work. The cooker appears not to have enough of 'power' to cook anything. Sorry I can't help. Read specifications!
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No, this Pressure cooker works only with 120VAC. It heats only from underneath.My personal comment is that it is a great electric pressure cooker. I use it almost every day. The only one issue I had is with the little plastic container attached on the right side, it falls very easy and is locate just bellow the right handle, if you try to hold the cooker to bring it to a different place, the hand always touch the plastic container and it falls very easy and if it had collected some water you will have an spill on your table or on the floor.
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don't waste your time with the cord details. plan on purchasing a 220v male plug of your choice and or hook it up direct to a 220v disconnect. but to answer your question, my unit was shipped with a standard 110v plug ( pig tail). only small problems with the unit so far, the trigger handle is cheap and just stops but if you squeeze the handle it fires back up. other than that its a great little home unit.
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I use 110 volt. 220 is too much current. Freeze the inside container very hard. The harder the liquid is the better the freezer works.
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I would buy this one again, which is saying something considering how old it is. I bought mine in the late '90s. Electric appliances are great and I've got many. If my power goes out for any period of time, I'm set with a gas range. Additionally, I can disassemble the whole caboodle and put it in the dishwasher. That aside, what are your needs? Alton Brown recommends against uni-taskers and I, with a tee-tiny kitchen, have to agree. For many, many years, until last year actually, I used my pressure cooker as my "heavy bottomed pot" for cooking almost everything in addition to using it as a pressure cooker. In fact, I would be willing to say that it got used more for non-pressure cooking purposes than as a pressure cooker. Now that's my opinion. For yourself, determine what all of your needs are in relation to a pressure cooker. If necessary, write a list; check out cookbooks-are regular pressure cooker cookbooks convertible to electric?
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Sorry, not the 220 voltage one. You might want to look for one with 110 voltage (as this is the current used in the U.S.)...I hope I answered your question.
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If you are a buyer in Britain then do not consider it. The voltage is for U.S.A. 110 not 220v. I bought a step down transformer suitable it claim to change the voltage to suit the machine but despite following instructions to the letter it burnt out in 2 minutes. Also top is not fixed by any catch and the glass cylinder is easily dislodged. Finally as supplier was in Utah any problems difficult to resolve despite him being helpful.I wish you well in your search as I have ben looking for a replacement to my Precision roaster which lasted 10 years but is no longer in production.
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Hello <heartsforlove> did you had your answer? I am interested to buy the same one but here 220V.Thank you.
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I don't have one, but I'm looking for one for my slow cooker and if this is rated for 625 watts it's fine for my 270 watt slow cooker!
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I have one that I bought in Europe many years ago when I was stationed there. So it is 220v. I brought it back and use it every day in the USA. If you have a few electrical skills, hooking up 220 in one's kitchen is easy. You have a 220v oven and range (probably). But if you haven't got the skills or it is too much of a PITA, you would be much better getting one that is 110v. My guess is that buying a European model would not save much money anyway. Great machine, I just rebuilt mine, love it to death.
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I don't know about UK style, but since this requires a 240 volt power supply it is not a normal plug. You have to have a 240 volt outlet (like a clothes dryer here in the US) and the power cord on this cooker has a big plug that fits into it. It looks different than a regular US plug; it's bigger and the prongs are one on the bottom, one up and down, and one sideways. Hope this helps
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fan forced good warm heater i got mine on now, in fact i got 2 heaters 220 volts in my house now, it not hard too put in a 220 circuit .
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If you live in the US and there is no digital display, you should not need a converter. Slow cookers use a resistive element, which means that only the voltage matters, not the frequency. You could plug this into a 120V outlet and get half power out of it, or use a 230V outlet that is normally used for large appliances such as window air conditioners and get full power. Frequency (Hz) only matters for inductive loads.
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Hi Monica...I did not notice that it is not the electric pressure cooker...the ring is for the electric one. More then likely not the same.
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The metal label on the bottom only says, "120 volts AC, 60Hz, 1235 watts." I am amazed how rapidly it cooks items. I almost overcooked a very thick salmon filet last evening. I had put the salmon on a small 3 x 4 inch piece of foil (turning up the edges slightly) to keep the turntable clean. Mother of an Engineer &lt;grin&gt;