What is the voltage rating? I need a 210-220 volt unit. Is that available?
1366541
If you are talking about the current frequency it is 60 Hz. The voltage is 220 Volts
1366542
The radio is powered by a 6 volt transformer, aka "wall wart" (or its batteries). There is an American, Asian, and European version of these transformers. It needs to be negative polarity with a minimum rating of 500mA.
1366543
This unit runs on 4 "D" batteries or 6 volt transformer plugged into 110. There may be other transformers that run on 210-220.
1366544
The radio is supplied with an external power supply that plugs directly into the wall outlet. In the U.S., this is 110 volts. I assume that the correct power supply is included for the country of sale. If you already own the radio, I suggest you contact Eton for the correct supply.
1366545
As far as I know, there is no 220/240 unit. The unit operates on (4) "d" batteries--6 volt, and a plug in AC adapter to 6 volt DC., 120 volt AC. You can buy a 220 to 240 volt ac adapter to supply the radio's 6 volt dc, probably fron Radio Shack. Or call Eaton tech service rep 1-800-872-2228, they might even have an adapter for foreign service that you need.
1366546
The radio is sold internationally, so that for greater voltage should be available. Please check with the seller. I really like mine. I know that it uses a transformer for a 8.5 volts. There should be some sort of what you need there. It is just a matter of voltage. It does use a transformer. I know that. I know there is a converter to go from voltage of other countries to that of the USA. Surely there is the opposite too, if needed.
1366547
The radio is sold internationally, so that for greater voltage should be available. Please check with the seller. I really like mine. I know that it uses a transformer for a 8.5 volts in the USA. There should be some sort of what you need there. It is just a matter of voltage. It does use a transformer. I know that. I know there is a converter to go from voltage of other countries to that of the USA. Surely there is the opposite too, if needed.
1366548
The Satellite 750 does NOT have a built-in mains power supply. It is a battery-powered device taking 4 x D-size cells. Alternatively, it can be powered from an external source of 6 Volts DC such as a transformer plugged into your mains supply. Your local electrical retailer or electronics shop will sell you a suitable unit. Bring the radio along so you can be sure the connector fits and is the correct polarity (the center pin is negative).
1366549
No, it has a battery adapter, for 110, runs on 4 d batteries also. You would have to have adapter to use it for 220.
1418733
Contact Illy online for list of repair stations. Might be less expensive to buy another rated for 220 current.
606135
OUTPUT: 220 volts to 240 volts -- 50hz to 60 hz I just read this off the back of my unit.
2224059
My unit came with a regular 110 plug in. It is not intended for 220 as far as I know? If you prefer ask the manufacturer. Stay safe and know what you're doing with electricty before you tryAnything 220v.
995546
I have the main unit plugged into one of my kitchen outlets which is 110 volts. I wouldn't think it could handle 220. But to be on the super safe side and prevent a fire hazard, my sincere advice is to search the company online and ask their customer service department.
1785843
My unit was purchased for the USA and hence it was 120vac. Hot pots are frequently used in areas where 220vac is available, so you should have no problem solving this problem.
381853
The A/C unit can only operate on a 220 volt power source. A 110 volt is not an option.
1910579
Hi PL, the unit is rated for 120 volts. It is a good buy, and it is not loud, or messy.
588394
I would NOT use this unit for 220V. Why not address a question to the vendor as to whether they have an equivalent unit designed for your voltage?
693385
My unit is rated at 120v, 270 watts & 320 va. Page 28 of the manual refers to a "General Model" that has a 120v/240v selector switch on the back of the unit. My model does not have that switch.
821411
It will work on 220 but is rated for much less.I would not risk going over the voltage rating for safety reasons unless the current is below a milliamp.
1081193
Doubtful...its 110... if you know an electrician they can split off220 to make 110
79187
Look at google if Sunforce has units for 220V designed. I honestly do not know and not interested too. I use it for 115VAC applications, so this part number match my needs.
1521018
I believe the voltage rating is 120 volts. To do 240 v you would need an adaptor.
222590
you need to call the manufacturer for that information. A lot of small appliances need a transformer to work, otherwise the 220 V will fry the circuitry
1485637
The features list stated 110V, I am looking for the 200 V though. Can anyone help with where I can the 220 V version of this product, please?
910939
Using 220V should be no problem if you simply get 220V power supplies that put out the DC volts that these units operate on. If a unit works on some low DC voltage, the unit doesn't know how you got the DC voltage, neither does it care -- whether from batteries or whatever.