I Wonder if this brand makes rice cookers that can be used in Europe (220V)?
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Yes, They make 220v rice cookers. The 220v are hard to find in the USA and expensive here, Easier to buy in The country you are going to. Very little reason to import them to the US if they cannot be used here.
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I'm pretty sure they do! It's an Asian company I beleive. Or you purchase an adaptor. The best rice cooker ever!
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No, This one only work with 120V. I just look at my rice cooker..... you can Google to find what the model that will work with 120 and 240V'Good luck
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I don't know. This egg cooker is so bad, that I wouldn't spend the money trying to see if it works on 220V AC. Look for the Oster Egg Cooker. It is hard to find, but definitely the best one out there.
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Hi Mr. Lawley - I didn't know the answer to your question, but went searching. Found someone had asked KitchenAid the same question and a few more. I've copied the answers here for you. Hope that helps. Ginny Q: Will the US-model KitchenAid mixer work in Europe? A: Yes, they will work. But we do not recommend it. US units are 110V, Europe runs on 220V. This will slow down the unit causing it to overheat. Q: Is it possible to use a converter or transformer? A: That is possible as well, and again, we don't recommend it. Q: If I take my mixer out of the country, is the warranty still valid? A: If you take the unit out of the United States, it does void the warranty. Q: Are there any other hazards to using a US-model KitchenAid abroad? A: Hazards include: overheating, possible property damage, and personal injury. The bottom line is we don't recommend use of the units outside the US...due to the hazards that could arise.
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No. Sorry. Nothing 220 made by Ryobi is available in the US. You can use a voltage converter. You can by 220V chargers in Europe and Asia
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I don't think so - I say with ANY of these electric cookers - (Turbo oven - Geo Formam grills, etc (not to mention variations in line voltage etc...you should use cooking info as a guide, only - then make notes when you cook meals and adjust the time up or down as necessary - this is a pain, I knowe, but that way after several attempts you should get it pretty close
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No adapter needed. If your rice cooker is 100v its two prong which fits in the 2nd plug that accepts only two prong 100v plugs. (The right plug in the picture)
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I am not aware if there is a model suitable for 240v. My unit is 120v/60hz.
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The specification for this product say 120V/60Hz, so while it is possible they might work with 220V, it is not guaranteed. Plus you would need two adaptors to go with it. A safer bet would be to get the European version of these. I can't find them on the US Amazon site, but You can find them by searching google for "EU remote control outlet" Lots of places have them.Here is one on the UK Amazon site: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Andoer-4-pack-Wireless-Remote-Control/dp/B00N8SVLZY/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid;=1416379670&sr;=8-9&keywor;ds=remote+control+outlet
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If you can buy rice cooker like TIGER; ZOJIRUSHI; PANASONIC; SANYO, that made in JAPAN, it is the best ! But if you get one's that had the same name BUT made in China? It just a copy cat one's and won't last long @ all. I had both "TIGER 4 cups & ZOJIRUSHI 10 cups" for over 25 years and both made in JAPAN. Just replaced the thermal fuse at home on one of them last year after 25 year of using it. " fuse cost $2" , it back on and still going strong.
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NicoleYou must purchase a step down from ebay so you can use this machine.Step down from 240v to 120v very important you do that or it will burn down.This is a great rice cooker.
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I definitely would suggest you not to try that. If your rice cooker is 1600w, then you'd better use the 3000w above transformer. On the other hand I would suggest you buy a new 110v rice cooker. That make things easier...
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I think European appliances are on 220 volts and if you want to get it converted to 110V then select input as 220V.
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This does not work on the rice cooker. You need 1500v+ For a Japanese rice cooker. But they're expensive so I don't use any but look fine.
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This particular model is for standard 60 Hz / 120 Volt outlets only. You would need a converter to make it work in Europe.
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No. And you mean 220-240 Voltage. This is designed for the American consumer which has 120 Volts only. It does not work in Europe.
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I don't think this particular one does, but I saw it before from a French company. I apologize I can't remember the name, but that one may come in 220V.
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No. Power requirements 120V 60Hz 10A. You might contact the manufacturer at 1-800 321-1134 or look for information at www.dirtdevil.com. (They do have a presence in the EU and may make a version for 220V.)