Can this wok use 220 volts
320619
No, 110 volts. You may want to put it on its own circuit because it draws a lot of current. It does fine as long as nothing else is plugged in but if other appliances are plugged in, it trips the breaker.
985916
Yes of course you can. I bought this for my soy milk mechine from China which is 220V/1700W, and it runs all good.
1213356
Absolutely not. I suggest that you Google what blenders you could use with 220V.
1282652
No. I searched and it is does not work with 220v. Maybe you can look into a voltage converter.
1167265
Hi Hoang, Yes, this cooker is also produced in 220V, though you will have to purchase it outside of the U.S. Due to the voltage differences, this model is not available or imported into the U.S.
2158802
I'm not certain, but I think the 120V polarized plug prevents it being used on 220? Here is a link to the manual: http://www.georgeforemancooking.com/~/media/HobbsUS/George%20Foreman/Files/use%20and%20care%20manuals/GR15BWI%20Use%20and%20Care%20Manual.ashx
203486
No. You would need a power transformer. There is another model of this sharpener that works on 220/240 volt
2071819
no, the appliance has a standard 110/120 volt motor. so do not connect to 220 voltage electrical system. you will have to search for a disposal that is specifically made to operate on 220 volts.
1515090
I work mine with 110 volts, I dont think it works with 220. however you can find the manual online and it gives you the required info..
1718899
Mine is 120 volt, don't know if it is available in 220. Certainly is not needed...
307293
no this not have a switch to change to 220 v, as i know you need 110 115 volts,... if you plug into 220 you will loose your kit.
1531130
I don't think so. The one I bought is a standard two prong plug, 110 volt (US). You might be able to contact the maker and ask if they make one that would work on 220volt.
586919
The label states 120 V only. I bet you could find this sharpener over there for 220V service. It is the best I have ever had.JRA
1331148
No, it is not compatible with 220 volt power. This model or a similar one is available in England, and I would think Europe. I have a similar one in the UK.
1891614
You would need a robust step down transformer to convert 220v to 110-120v. Read the specifications for the Fryer, it may require around 1000W so your transformer must have at least that much if not 2-3x more.
1268184
If you use an adapter(essentially a transformer) for use with 220 volts, then the answer is yes. Check Radio Shack for the proper adapter/transformer or check Amazon. &lt;http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000AMFNHI/sr=8-5/qid=1153729581/ref=pd_bbs_5/102-9501087-1264967?ie=UTF8&gt; &lt;http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000028F42/ref=pd_cp_e_title/102-9501087-1264967?%5Fencoding=UTF8&v=glance&n=172282&gt;
1419043
My building is 120 V, so I have only used it here, I have no idea about 220V.