Voltage on Panasonic Bread Maker: Does the panasonic bread maker work with different voltages?
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I don't have one of these bread makers, but most appliances sold here in the U.S. don't have a built-in ability to switch voltages. India's 230V and 50Hz electrical standards are identical to the UK (colonial heritage, no doubt), so try Amazon.uk or other U.K. vendors. The British get to buy better models of Panasonic bread makers anyway : The SD-RD250 looks physically almost identical to the SD-257WXC listed on the Amazon.uk site: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-SD-257WXC-Automatic-Breadmaker-Program/dp/B003DNRTDM The only difference seems to be that the SD-257WXC has more breadmaking modes (and is more expensive) It's been replaced by the Panasonic SD-2501WXC: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-SD-2501WXC-Automatic-Breadmaker-Dispenser/dp/B004RTJWMW/ref=pd_sim_kh_3
1188797
I looked at the cord, the charger and the toothbrush. There is no place on any of the three items to make any change in voltage. We are at 110v in the US. I am familiar with the voltage changes on appliances, as I have a hair dryer for European travel use which accommodates the voltage change from 110 to 220v just by a small adjustment. The Philips Sonicare HX6711/02 which we have does not have adjustable voltage.
543173
I have owned three of these mixers and the part Where the AttachMents go has stripped out on all three. I believe it's a design flaw takes weeks for replacement. Don't know bout the voltage sorry.
1011001
I have 110v in my house, and it works great. As a NOTE: Be careful of the sharp edges of the machine, especially when cleaning as it will give you "paper" cuts. Hope this helps.
1448005
The required voltage is 120VAC. It is a great toaster. A little slow but toasts evenly.
406406
I don't know what the voltage is. I've heard that international versions of this product have different voltages than the U.S. which might explain why we have had issues with this product.
563699
The model my wife has is the Panasonic EH-KA50 "ZigZag". It has a small switch to set it to run on either 100-120V or 200-240V. She said that it generates just the right amount of hot air at an ideal temperature. However, if she were to buy another she would get a model with a wider angle (round), brush, as this brush is only 90 degrees. She also said that the sliding switch (OFF - SET -DRY) is somewhat awkward to use and would chose a model with pushbuttons in future.
1471505
This toaster that I purchased runs on a 110. It does have three prongs, but I don't know enough about voltage.
1327087
I looked on the stamping and it says 120VAC and 60 Hz. Normally electrical devices will include different voltages but also I think (or it used to be that Europe was 50 hz). Don't know what impact that will have on useage.
1508647
It works on 120v. You would need an adaptor! ! That decreases you outlet in order for it to run ob 220v . And as a side note it does not have edges so if to are trying to make them from scratch it slides the dough very difficult to press. But if you are just warming already pressed tortillas it works great!!
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hi thereI haven't used that much as when i bought it a few days later my panasonic bread maker broke down and I will probably not fix it as the problem is unknown. I'd rather buy a new one. At the touch though it feels identical to the original one. hope that helps
1993101
I actually have the older model which has a different base, so I'm not sure. Don't know voltage for either. The newer base looks much better than mine. The old one was very cheap and cracked easily.
1354232
Unfortunately, this model is only for 120V and is made for the USA market...I don't see any compatible Panasonic Models made for the 220/230/240V countries...call Panasonic Spain and ask them if there is a compatible model for the SR-DF101 in Spain...that would be the quickest way of finding out...
2187607
I am not sure, mine just uses the regular house voltage. I like this mixer, it has been in constant use for several years and had never failed me. It is my favorite small appliance. (it and my Bunn coffee maker)
800525
The Panasonic MJ-M176P has an information label on the underside.It states the Wattage as [210 Watt at 220 Volt] or [230 Watt at 240 Volt].I would rate the voltage adapter about 10% higher.In my opinion, this is the best unit on the market. I imported it from the US as it wasn't available here in Australia.Paul K
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Hi there- I wanted to let you know that I do not know the voltage rating for the cuisinart EM-100.
913013
They're different voltages. Use the one it came with. Hopefully you didn't fry it by using the wrong voltage!