Can this cooker/ voltage be used in the UK
1414557
Mine is for 110 V only, so if you buy one that was imported into the United States, the answer is no unless you are willing to use a voltage adapter.
1414558
Yes, if you get an adapter for the plug and transformer that's compatible in UK, they use 220k in UK
1414559
Not only makes perfect rice every time but also has other big advantages: Set it and forget it. Put rice water oil and salt, turn it on and leave. In 45 minutes you have perfect rice. It turns itself off when done and keeps rice warm and fresh for days. Perfection it is!
1414560
This specific one is designed for USA 120VAC. I know that they make one that is for 220VAC but not sure if you can buy on Amazon.com. If you have the proper adaptor you should be ok, but I have had issues with appliances when travel that are not designed to the local electrical standards (I find this usually happens when you have a product designed for high voltage going to low voltage countries or 60Hz design on 50hz. I know that the units they sell into Hong Kong are designed for the 220VAC, I see them there frequently. Zojirushi has a good website you may be able to get some more information there on the specific product that is designed for 220VAC. This specific one is designed for USA 120VAC. I know that they make one that is for 220VAC but not sure if you can buy on Amazon.com. If you have the proper adaptor you should be ok, but I have had issues with appliances when travel that are not designed to the local electrical standards (I find this usually happens when you have a product designed for high voltage going to low voltage countries or 60Hz design on 50hz. I know that the units they sell into Hong Kong are designed for the 220VAC, I see them there frequently. Zojirushi has a good website you may be able to get some more... » Read More This specific one is designed for USA 120VAC. I know that they make one that is for 220VAC but not sure if you can buy on Amazon.com. If you have the proper adaptor you should be ok, but I have had issues with appliances when travel that are not designed to the local electrical standards (I find this usually happens when you have a product designed for high voltage going to low voltage countries or 60Hz design on 50hz. I know that the units they sell into Hong Kong are designed for the 220VAC, I see them there frequently. Zojirushi has a good website you may be able to get some more information there on the specific product that is designed for 220VAC. « Show Less
2070798
Mine came with an adaptor plug that works in Germany. I've had no trouble here, bit I think you'll need a different adaptor for the UK. In terms of voltage and hertz, you should be fine.
688312
I don't know if UK version will work in US or not. You might ask the manufacturer.
2187607
I am not sure, mine just uses the regular house voltage. I like this mixer, it has been in constant use for several years and had never failed me. It is my favorite small appliance. (it and my Bunn coffee maker)
1936313
My voltage is 240 (I live in the UK) so you may be able to use 220 voltage (it may not get quite so hot) BUT I HAVE TO PLUG IT INTO A TRANSFORMER for it to work. Hope this helps
1518552
Patricia, I'm not sure about that, but I think it is only to be used at 110 volts. It is the second I buy that is made in Japan and someone from Japan told me not to use 220 v. At the rice cooker does not come from nothing written about it.
1523409
Here's the thing, I wasn't sure who manufactures the cooker, so I went to Fagor.com, and it's the 5th largest appliance manufacturer in Spain. Since I ordered it to the U.S., I assume that it determined the machine sent. If you ordered one, and it came as a 110v, you'd have to get a transformer for 240v. I lived a year in Germany during the 60's, and we had a few throughout the house. Hope this helps. Take a look at their website.
677888
With an adapter it would work, but mine says 120 Volts and 60 Hertz. There are European models on the kitchenaid UK's website, maybe search for one of those model numbers.
1425774
Depends, if you are buying it from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk is the biggest clue. Only stuff bought from .co.uk will be 240v. You can get inverters though that let you step up or step down the power, but they can get pricey. Good luck:)
226103
No. It will work in Paris and other european places that use a type C plug. For the UK you need a type G plug or converter.
858169
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.
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
1331667
I just looked at the set.... the plug that says Great Britain and Ireland definitely worked for me in the UK. I would assume it would work in Scotland. The appliances would be the same. Hope this helps, happy traveling!
305194
I don't believe this US model can however the amazon.co.uk site does offer a UK version which would be 220 volt if that helps!
127416
I imagine the plug is less important than the voltage. The US used 110 volts. If you use the same power as the UK you might be better off looking on Amazon.co.uk. Good luck!
2218412
Hello William,Thank you for your question! All our rice cookers are 120 volts and are made for the US market.The also come with 2 prongs which will fit into almost all outlets in the US.If you have any other questions regarding this model, let us know!Best regards,-clickHM
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Dear Customer,This item is dual voltage for Worldwide use anywhere. The only thing you will need is a plug adapter since the outlets in UK are shaped differently.Thanking you,EWO