How many volts is this mixer? 110v or 220v?
1114797
110V, you need a step down converter to use it with 220V. Don't get caught, I did.
1114798
I hope you realize this is a 110v food processor, not a mixer. Huge difference.
1664228
Yes, I bought a thing called a Isolating Performer in Australia, fairly expensive about AU$350, which converts 120V to 240V. I use it for this mincer plus a electric mixer and a waffle maker all 120V.
1541715
Hello, it's 120v. You might need a voltage converter to change it into 220v.
1391589
There are two US compatible voltages available - this unit is 120 volt. The 220 volt unit can be purchased by contacting Culinarycookware and Equipment 888-228-2231
923418
Hello, yes the Slider 4 mixer operates on a 110v circuit. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
629620
This is 110V. Had to buy a converter as I live in a 220V country. DO NOT BUY THIS. Mine is so noisy it gives me headaches when I use it.
1415641
Behringer makes a model for 220V. But if you're concerned and run into this situation frequently, get yourself a cheap Voltage Converter. The cheapest and OK by me is about 20Euros. I take mine to Ireland every year.
1083145
Hi Fay, I checked my mixer and this is what I found. 0.6A, 120V AC, 60Hz. If this doesn't help here is the phone number for KitchenAid in the USA 1-800-541-8390. Hope I was of some help... Jean
494572
a 220 voltage power supply will burn up the machine. besides you can't plug this mixer into a 220 outlet. 220 runs things like your a/c. and for safety you can't plug this mixer into a 220 plug it's too small
560613
Its 110 volts. But I want u to know that I paid for bya 10 speed blender and received an 8 speed. False and misleading ad. This is a crying shame and I want a discount. Dont buy
2255548
It says "120V". I am afraid it can't handle 220v. But maybe a converter will do the trick.
2199415
I'm in NZ too, just buy a simple voltage adaptor from Jaycar, I have several and they're available for different wattages so you can choose the right one for the mixer. But you'll not be able to sell this if you ever want to, regulations in NZ prevent sale of items that are not 240V. I had Trade Me remove a Bose radio 110V I was selling.
1726819
110 is all you needed. I returned it.. Didn't fit me right, then it just quit.
337921
I want to say 110v but can't be 100%, sorry! The unit is currently sitting in a box somewhere in our basement since we just moved. I will let you know though!
653287
It's 110V, but please know it only lasts about two years. The heating element burns out and it will not turn on. However, it did work very well for two years. You can get an attachment to convert the 110 to 220V. Amazon sells them. I would recommend this one though...it makes hot water VERY fast and we have had no problems with it: Chef's Choice 681 Cordless Electric Kettle
1107660
It is 110 volt. Don't waste your money i had first one for three weeks and it broke. Hamilton Beach replace it and the new one lasted ten days. Everything is plastic. I found out my cuisinart food processor does the job even better.
119319
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.