can I take this model WRE2205 to Poland and use it with AC 220 Volts???
1404225
The unit is designed for 110 volts, so you'll have to find a way to reduce the voltage and adapt the power plug. Suggest you query the manufacturer's help line at 1-800-255-4101 (option #5).
1115430
I believe you'd need a converter, but I'm not that familiar with 220v. Is that what is used in Europe?
572699
No. I seriously doubt it. It is a 110 VAC. They may make a UK version for 240 but I don't know. I am sure someone makes one for use in Europe.
1583268
Hi. you will need a step down transformer to work this equipment on 220. Otherwise will burn.
677167
No sir it won't work with 220 however you can use a converter that converts 220v down to 110v then it would work and I'm sure our wonderful amazon.com shall have such converter
293905
The short answer is NO. The European version of electricity is generally supplied at 220 volts and a frequency of 50 Hz. Officially it is 230 volts plus or minus 10%. Have a lot of respect for 220 volts. It can easily kill you if you plug the wrong thing into the wall outlet.Small 110 volt electrical appliances like radios and razors can normally operate with a 50 watt 220 to 110 volt step down transformer. This is a heavy little package of solid steel plates and copper wires. If your appliance is marked only 60 Hz, and not 50/60 Hz, you run the risk of burning up something inside even when using a 220-110 volt transformer. If your electrical device has a transformer in it, you probably should not bring it to Europe. Lower frequencies require thicker transformers. Transformers designed for 60 Hz operation can overheat and sometimes burn up when used in 50 Hz circuits.
827894
infas j., i don't think so, never tried 220....our household curret is 110v, sorry maybe someone else can give you positive answer. ed
855949
This model is only UL marked (no CE) and only shows a 120VAC rating. So I doubt that it would handle 220VAC.
1234999
Yes you can but remember these are only adaptors and not voltage convertors. Make sure to check the voltage/amperage of the equipment against that of the country you are traveling to. Generally Europe is 220 volts and the US is 120 volts. Here's a handy chart: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country.
353324
This is the model sold in the United States and only comes with the us 110 power plug adapter. When you say 240 I assume you mean 220v? If so, no I don't believe this model would take 220. It would most likely damage the model. If you are in Europe I would suggest a simple 220 to 110 adapter if you must have this model. Best of luck hope that helps
1370730
The power module mine came with is only for 120 volts AC. You might be able to find an adapter which in essence is a 240v to 120v transformer in Europe.
1426179
I believe your system is 220 DC, you would need a converter to make it 110 AC, but they are not hard to find, and I have used these converters in my travels to Russia in the past.
322996
This item is not a convertor. If your appliance accepting both 220v and 110v you should be fine. You can probably see that on your power chord/unit, labeled "input".
1513493
NO! (That 220 is for air-conditioners, too powerful) (this fan has a 2 prong outlet) ( I am no professional, check with your electrician)
436598
all 110 appliances will work in Europe. They are on 220, just purchase a "transformer", very common in Europe.
1156745
I lived oveseas too. You will need a converter or buy the version for your country. This will not work alone with 220 but a converter should fix that. It is a first class product.
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