is this 600 watts 120 volts? I have a rice cooker with those needs
899157
As long as the plug fits your Rice Cooker there should be no problem as the cord was made to fit 1250 watt coffee makers and other small appliances. 600 watts at 120 volts equals 5 amps, this cord runs the 1250 watt 36 cup coffee maker I bought it for with no issues of any kind.
899158
I bought the cord for a hot plate and it did not fit.I do not know the answer to yourquestion but if it fits i think it will be okay.
709208
CRP-FA0610F is 120 Volts,60 Hertz(cycles per second), 990 Watts, AC only. It is a great cooker. Ours runs night and day and really produces, though the Korean girl's voice still startles me, now and then.
1393032
No, This one only work with 120V. I just look at my rice cooker..... you can Google to find what the model that will work with 120 and 240V'Good luck
407220
The cooker is rated fro 120V, 200 watts. A 1500 watt 220:110 travel converter meant for heating only appliances such as a hair dryer or irons should work fine.
1026424
As far as we can tell it is not dual voltage. It says 120 Vac 60 Hz 600W. We live in Korea and have to plug it into a transformer.
546640
I haven't measured it, but it states on the label: 120V 60Hz 500 watts. Hope that helps.
1944615
I don't know. Are you talking voltage ore wattage? According to the label it is 120 volts at 60 cycles with a draw of .45 amps which give you 45 watts.
1010045
Yes, according to the packaging information, it is really 120V only. Sorry.
1264220
No. It's not designed for that kind of equipment. A rice cooker is going to be a high wattage/high drain item. This smaller unit is designed for such things as laptops, radios, small lights (LED, ideally), etc.
2063983
it support 120V and 600 Watts for US. However, the spec mentioned:"Other voltages and cycles can be made to order"
1447157
Assuming you are in a location that uses 120 Volts AC @ 60Hz, like the USA.Cooking Setting: 750 Watts or 6.25 AmpsKeep Warm Setting: 89 Watts or 0.74 AmpsHope that helps...
1938983
My answer would be no, mostly because your appliance is very high wattage. I am using mine with a 600 W food processor. It is recommended that you use an inverter that has atleast twice the wattage than your appliance. You will either end up burning the appliance or the inverter and you will also be using a lot of electricity to make a cup of coffee. Now you could use a step down voltage regulator with 2000 W rating but no guarantees. Look at the forum here, that might help: http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/viewtopic.php?p=463525
1694498
The bottom of the skillet states "1200 watts, 120 volts." Hope this helps. Barbara
1393030
Yes, They make 220v rice cookers. The 220v are hard to find in the USA and expensive here, Easier to buy in The country you are going to. Very little reason to import them to the US if they cannot be used here.
1266009
Not sure if it is what you are asking, but on the bottom it lists: 120V 60Hz 0.5A Hope that helps.
355261
NicoleYou must purchase a step down from ebay so you can use this machine.Step down from 240v to 120v very important you do that or it will burn down.This is a great rice cooker.
1789242
watts 600w divided by voltage usually 120v voltage on fuse doesn't matter as long as its less then rating on fuse, equals amps 5 round up for fuse 5.5 or 6