I wonder if I can use this machine in South Korea, where 220 Voltage is only applicable. Is this coffee roaster compatible with 220V?
1426303
Honestly I'm not 100% sure, however, I highly doubt this will work with such high voltage. It has a standard two prong plug. It would be worth while to call the company though, and have them confirm it for you. Hope that helps.
1426304
No Sir. It is not compatible if bought for the U.S. Market but I recall, if I am not mistaken, that manufacturer has a 220 v. Vversion of this item for other marketplaces. Contact manufacturer to be safe.
1426305
no. you need a transformer. i use it in Brasilia where the voltage is 220 as well.
1426306
I'm reasonably certain you can not use the roaster with 220 volts. It does not have a switchable power supply like many desktop computers.
651502
I would like to buy this machine but first I need to know if it works in 220V, cuz at home I only have 220v.Thanks.
571932
my machine makes a good coffe. but I have the European model. the first I received from US exploded because of the different electric power
1477601
This item will be works perfectly !! I have a 220V 1500 watt coffee machine i use almost 2 years so far is great :)))
167121
Yes, you can. With 240V input, the output will be 120V, absolutely within the coffee maker's tolerance. And 3000W is plenty of power to guarantee continued use. The only difference is the frequency (50 vs 60 Hz) but almost no appliance is harmed by that nowadays, certainly not coffee makers.
656871
I am using mine in argentina To convert 220 to 110 and i have plug the coffee make to it. I do not know how many kw my coffee maker uses.
1743797
We are using it in South Korea... had to buy a transformer to use it here~. 110V, North American two-pronged plug.
759138
The model for 220V is Saachi SA-1445Saachi Coffee Grinder Stainless Steel, Also Grinds Spice and Nuts, Model SA-1445 For 220V COUNTRIES ONLY
2046098
I don't know if it will work at 250V b/c I only used it in Korea which is 220V. I had no problems with using an adaptor (over the 3 prong plug-in) for the two hole plug-in which they use in Korea. I turned the setting on the blow dryer for the higher voltage also. I recommend this blow dryer if you are going to Asia. It's great and it dries really well, even faster than my larger handheld.
2159213
I live in South Korea. and Korea power is 220, too. this breastpump doesn't support 220v power. So, you have to buy an adapter. medela's orginal adapter needs 9V 1A output. if you have another adapter to support this voltage and amp value, you can use that.(under is ok, over is not ok.) I found and use an adapter for old wifi AP which has 9v 0.8A output. it works well. I hope this information help you.
1844662
This is 110/120volt so I don't think you can use in Korea. I know there are converters out there but I'm not sure whether would damage this.
81832
Since the coffee machine works with an electrical resistance, it can't be multi voltage, so it will be 110v or 220v, but can't work with both. If you buy the machine in the US store, it will definitely be 110v.You should buy a transformer 220v/110v 1500w.
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The manual for this printer, available from the Samsung website (the pdf file, not the html file which I found useless), states on page 113 that there is a 220 volt model available. A check of the back of my machine shows no switches or markings indicating universal voltage, so I believe the US model is not 220 volt compatible. You might look to buy from a market where 220 volts is standard.
2068264
I do not know if there is a 220V model. You might query the company that makes it. It is made in So Korea, so there may be a good chance that a 220V version is available.
1729759
No. Coffee makers use a 110 volt supply and this timer is for 220 volt items. There are several 110 volt timers available.
1406919
It depends where you buy it. I bought my first one in New Zealand and it was 220 volts. They are no longer imported into New Zealand so I bought my current one from Amazon and it is 110 volts. I use a small step down transformer in order to plug it into the 220 mains. Hope this helps. This is a very good grinder. My only criticism is noise. It is very noisy when grinding beans, but then I think most burr grinders are.
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I didn't bought this on Amazon. I bought it at my local home store. You will need a proper voltage converter for this to work in Korea (if you're buying from Amazon). Feeding a 110v machine with 220v may work but will burn it very fast. Soon after, the machine will start to smoke and stop working.