What is the voltage (110 or universal)?
318926
I'm not sure what you mean "universal" but it has a 110v plug and that's what I use.
521512
it says 110/240 volts but it didn't work on 110 only worked when I tried 240.
518923
In the USA 110v is 110-120v residential voltage. We only use 220 for appliances.
1888781
Default Voltage is 110 but there's a switch that allows for voltage to be switched to 210.
1942365
I have no idea since we use 110v here in the USA. If you do a Google search of the model number, you can read the specifications on-line and it may tell you. Good luck!
777951
Sorry it took me so long to respond. The item was a gift but I know it is 110.
1004666
There is no such thing as a "Universal" plug. You need a completely different plug configuration, the prongs are totally different, plus you'll need a voltage converter! Do you not know the voltage for where you live? If you live in America you use 110-120 if you live in Europe you use 220-240...each is very different and even if you had the correct plug type you'll probably burn out the appliance or burn the house down or worse...suffer severe bodily burns. You cannot simply change a plug and have it work! Electricity doesn't work that way! DO NOT listen to these people....they have no idea what they are talking about and Amazon should get their responses off of here before someone gets hurt! There is no such thing as a "Universal" plug. You need a completely different plug configuration, the prongs are totally different, plus you'll need a voltage converter! Do you not know the voltage for where you live? If you live in America you use 110-120 if you live in Europe you use 220-240...each is very different and even if you had the correct plug type you'll probably burn out the appliance or burn the house down or worse...suffer severe bodily burns. You cannot simply change a plug and have it work! Electricity doesn't work that way! DO NOT listen to these people....they... » Read More There is no such thing as a "Universal" plug. You need a completely different plug configuration, the prongs are totally different, plus you'll need a voltage converter! Do you not know the voltage for where you live? If you live in America you use 110-120 if you live in Europe you use 220-240...each is very different and even if you had the correct plug type you'll probably burn out the appliance or burn the house down or worse...suffer severe bodily burns. You cannot simply change a plug and have it work! Electricity doesn't work that way! DO NOT listen to these people....they have no idea what they are talking about and Amazon should get their responses off of here before someone gets hurt! « Show Less
1624632
As far as I know it's 110V as that is what my house is wired for. Hope this helps.
1475561
110 - just plug it into the same outlet that you use for everything else (lamp, tv, toaster, etc.)
763933
Can't answer for voltage except that if it were, you would need special plugs. Lack of thosewould preclude use of 220V.H. Schulte
222866
In the United States the common voltage 110 volts. If you want one that operates on 210 volts you will have to look around on the internet that sells one that works on 210 volts. BTW both have different plugs to plug into the power source. Hope this answers your question.
228998
POWER Voltage 100-240VAC (Auto Switching), 50/60Hz (universal) Consumption 235W (typ) / &lt;1W (stand-by mode)
833341
I use it at work and plug it into a standard wall outlet but I can't tell you if its a one 110 or 120.
1010409
The 220V is a universal adapter output, the input power supply is a 110V US style plug.
2004678
yes originally for us market but can be used with adaptor in any country. so i would say 110~240 :)
1331804
From 110-240, depending on where you are located and which adapter you have.
2038283
My unit is rated at 110-120VAC, 60Hz 1.8A. Not sure if there is a model for universal power, i.e. 100-240VAC, 50-60Hz.