I want to time on and off of a 220 electric fountain in Peru. The voltage in Peru is AC 220. I need to plug it in a 220 socket. So 220 to 220. OK?
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This is 220v but it works off of two legs of 115v. This is how US 220v appliance work. I am not sure if you can run a single 220v leg to it. It might work but it is not how it was designed.
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You will need to use a step down transformer such as the ELC T-3000 available on Amazon.com. ELC T-3000 3000-Watt Voltage Converter Transformer - Step Up/Down - 110V/220V - Circuit Breaker Protection This will step down your mains voltage from 220 volts to 110 volts. The fryers wattage rating is 1750 watts so the transformer needs to be rated between 1.5 and 2 times that number which this transformer meets nicely. If you are currently living in Peru or have family living there you might want to check at an electrical supply house or a large appliance dealer to see if this or an equivalent is available in your area. You will need to use a step down transformer such as the ELC T-3000 available on Amazon.com. ELC T-3000 3000-Watt Voltage Converter Transformer - Step Up/Down - 110V/220V - Circuit Breaker Protection This will step down your mains voltage from 220 volts to 110 volts. The fryers wattage rating is 1750 watts so the transformer needs to be rated between 1.5 and 2 times that number which this transformer meets nicely. If you are currently living in Peru or have family living there you might want to check at an electrical supply house or... » Read More You will need to use a step down transformer such as the ELC T-3000 available on Amazon.com. ELC T-3000 3000-Watt Voltage Converter Transformer - Step Up/Down - 110V/220V - Circuit Breaker Protection This will step down your mains voltage from 220 volts to 110 volts. The fryers wattage rating is 1750 watts so the transformer needs to be rated between 1.5 and 2 times that number which this transformer meets nicely. If you are currently living in Peru or have family living there you might want to check at an electrical supply house or a large appliance dealer to see if this or an equivalent is available in your area. « Show Less
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No, it will not run on 220 -- anything bought in North America is specifically set for 110 volts. The AC plug will only "fit" a 110 volt outlet. A specialty 220 store might be able to supply one; I suggest you contact either 1-888-726-4326 (in California) or e-mail the factory in Taiwan at ivan@sangean.com.tw .
1990300
No! No! No! The statement in RJ's answer assumes I (Current) doesn't change. Ohm's Law in simple form states "I=V/R". (Current in Amperes = Volts divided by Resistance in Ohm's). If you double Volts, Amperes double. Hooking a 110V motor to a 220V outlet is an excellent way to burn your house down.I would add, if anyone in the USA is actually selling an adaptor that allows you to plug a 110V cord into a 220V outlet their looking at some big time prison time.Please people, if you are not a certified electrician do not modify any electrical equipment.
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I did a quick check on the voltage used in Brazil. It's usually same as here (110/120) or, in some cities can be 220. The suggestion was to contact the hotel/s you're staying in and ask. Many provide both types of outlets. The step-down should work if 220 is only option but I'm truly not 100% sure. Good luck.
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It appears that the adaptor is the correct type. Just make sure it fits an Australian type plug. Australian/Chinese/Argentine sockets generally supply electricity at between 220 and 240 volts AC. If you're plugging in an appliance that was built for 220-240 volt electrical input, or an appliance that is compatible with multiple voltages, then an adapter is all you need. If your appliance only accepts 110V then you will need a converter. But adapters do not change the voltage, so the electricity coming through the adapter will still be the same 220-240 volts the socket is supplying. North American sockets supply electricity at between 110 and 120 volts, far lower than in most of the rest of the world. Consequently, North American appliances are generally built for 110-120 volts. But that doesn't mean that your specific appliance isn't already compatible with the higher voltage -- it may very well be.
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Mine was 220v. This pump did not last long as the nozzles to connect air hoses snapped off. Otherwise a quiet pump.
1965635
I believe that this pump can be installed in either voltage. The pump comes ready for 220v wiring. If a 110v wiring install is desired, then there is a clip that has to be removed or moved or something like that. This pump replaced my original same model pump that was installed with the pool 13 years ago.
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Apparently Latin America does not have a common power policy. Voltage varies by country. Some have 120 and others have 220. Outlets vary by country. Go to this site for more info Electricity-In-South-America-Outlets-And-Adapters.htm for more info. REI also has a good site on power conversion. Be advised that the charger for this Waterpik will use only 120 volt power. So you will need an outlet converter and possibly a power converter if you visit countries with 220 volt power.
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It is 110V. I live in Peru where is 220V and I have to use an adapter 220V to 110V in order to use the product.
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I just looked at the picture (above) with the AC adapter, and the label says 100 to 240 VAC, which is the standard type of AC adapter these days. But, if you live in a country, where they have AC wall sockets that are different from standard USA sockets, you might need a simple adapter. It just changes the configuration of the plug, (not the voltage) so it will plug into non-USA sockets.. PS: These adapters accept both 50 and 60hz power.
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Voltage (230 Volts): International AC outlet adapters do not convert electric current. If your appliance does not accept 220-240 volt current, serious damage can result if you do not also use a step down transformer to convert the current to 110-120 volts.
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I looked at the online manual(page 119) and it reads "power supply 100-240 VAC" IT IS ON PAGE 119 OF ONLINE MANUAL FOR EPSON 3210, 5210 AND 7210 . I would check this on manual or call epson to be sure. I am almost certain in some of amazon reviews that people traveled out of country with it but of course all countries differ in 110 to 220.
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It may work fine in Peru as is, or you may need a plug adapter, depending on which type of outlet you encounter in Peru. Peru uses both the 2 parallel blade US-style plugs, as well as the 2 round EU-style plugs in different parts of Peru. However, they run on 220 Volt current rather than the 120 Volt current we have here in the US. Fortunately, the voltage different should be handled nicely by this Yubi charger since it accommodates a range of "AC 110-240V voltage ideal for international travel".
1990302
Do not plug it in to 220V. The unit is not constant power but power is derived from the inductance of the unit. At 60 HZ the inductance is fixed. Double the voltage and you'll potentially quadruple the power and fry the fan. A little theory is dangerous. Get the right fan for your electricity or get a 220 to 110 transformer.
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According to the manual on it, it can use input voltages from 100 to 240 volts, however it says only 60 Hz. It would probably work on 220V 50 Hz, as 50 Hz will be easier for it's power supply to filter. It does not come with a 220 volt plug adapter and you would have purchase one, which is not much cost. I am a retired electronic field engineer by trade and am reasonably sure it would work on 220V, 50Hz, however Skil does NOT warranty their battery chargers, so therefore to be sure about your question I would contact them either via their website (https://www.skiltools.com) Parts & Service or call them at 1-877-754-5999. Their answer maybe purchase at your own risk.? According to the manual on it, it can use input voltages from 100 to 240 volts, however it says only 60 Hz. It would probably work on 220V 50 Hz, as 50 Hz will be easier for it's power supply to filter. It does not come with a 220 volt plug adapter and you would have purchase one, which is not much cost. I am a retired electronic field engineer by trade and am reasonably sure it would work on 220V, 50Hz, however Skil does NOT warranty their battery chargers, so therefore to be sure about your question I would contact them either via their website (https://www.skiltools.com) Parts & Service... » Read More According to the manual on it, it can use input voltages from 100 to 240 volts, however it says only 60 Hz. It would probably work on 220V 50 Hz, as 50 Hz will be easier for it's power supply to filter. It does not come with a 220 volt plug adapter and you would have purchase one, which is not much cost. I am a retired electronic field engineer by trade and am reasonably sure it would work on 220V, 50Hz, however Skil does NOT warranty their battery chargers, so therefore to be sure about your question I would contact them either via their website (https://www.skiltools.com) Parts & Service or call them at 1-877-754-5999. Their answer maybe purchase at your own risk.? « Show Less
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This unit is 220 V; not 110 V. As far as the plumbing concern I did this myself along with the wiring. Hope this helps you good luck