Does it support 110-240v 50/60Hz for international use? Does the Remington Short Cut Clipper support 110-240v 50/60Hz for international use?
347292
Mine is marked 120V - 60Hz, so the answer is no. Adapter is a 4.5VDC @ 100mA, center positive.
2046063
Power supply - international In: 100-240v 50/60Hz 0.3A Out: 12V (DC) 0.5A barrel negative
1964370
Has the standard 2 prong US blades, and states "100-240V 50/60Hz 0.15A". So with an adapter you may be in luck.
764121
The one I have is 110V 60hz where it made not sure. Works very well no matter, much better than using wire brush and putty knife and scraping. Be sure to use a mask it make lots of dust.
1904857
Thank you for the inquiry. This clipper is used with U.S. Voltage/Plug. You would need a transformer and plug adapter. It would be better to find a clipper with 220 voltage and Euro Plug. Kind regards,KimCustomer Support
645834
this clipper is set by 110V ~120V. Not sure could fit 220volt, i think you need to transfer the volt down to 120V
1985721
If the unit is marked 60Hz, 120V(olt) it will work with US power. It will also probably have a standard US power cord connector attached. If it is marked 220-240V and the line frequency is not marked (i.e. not 50Hz or 60Hz) or marked 50-60Hz, you can run it off US 220V circuits with an adapter for the different plug. 220V is used for electric stoves and electric dryers. I have a friend who has wired some 220 V, English outlets in his kitchen so he can use some heating appliances he brought back from England.
645835
this clipper is set by 110V ~120V.Not sure could fit 220volt, i think you need to transfer the volt down to 120V
579562
This clipper works Very Well with 220 voltage! I use it in Europe and always use with 220 voltage. Just be sure to select 220 with the switch before plugging in.
206771
A good question because Remington trimmers ARE NOT dual voltage, useless if you ever travel or move countries. For small appliances like this there is no excuse for not having a charger that works on global voltage.
1663733
Yes the device info says input 110-240 volts and 50-60 Hz. It only has the blade plug so you may still need an adapter.
1539181
No, the razor is designed for 110v only, if you travel abroad where 220v service is common, you must buy an adaptor/convertor to use the razor.
1660465
Hi, I've tried to find some euro-standard (220/50) device on maker site, on other distribution channels,...but unfortunately with no success :(The only suitable option I've found is couple purchasing the clipper with down-step voltage converter. IMHO it's too much complicated solution for such a trivial thing as hair clipper.
2091153
It comes with a 100-240v. You would need to purchase an appropriate clip if traveling overseas.
629621
This clipper is designed for the US market, uses 110v to 120v and 60Hz. The 220 volt converter would be designed for 50Hz and would require different components inside the clipper to work efficiently.
1312594
Yes, most of the products that are imported to the United States from Cuckoo supports 110v-120v 60hz because that's the United State's standard household voltage. So it should be fine.
243784
From Product description: "Automatic international voltage conversion", so it can be used in US (110v) or overseas (220 or 240). You will need a plug adapter (any Wal-Mart, etc will have them) to go from US-style blade prongs to a European round plug.