Is 1 Moka Elettrika 2-Cup avilable in 220V?
885258
The electric moka is compatible from 110 TO 230 is equipped with plug adapter european ( 220 ) and nord american 110 I can make a photo of plug if needed
1426306
I'm reasonably certain you can not use the roaster with 220 volts. It does not have a switchable power supply like many desktop computers.
858169
If you are a buyer in Britain then do not consider it. The voltage is for U.S.A. 110 not 220v. I bought a step down transformer suitable it claim to change the voltage to suit the machine but despite following instructions to the letter it burnt out in 2 minutes. Also top is not fixed by any catch and the glass cylinder is easily dislodged. Finally as supplier was in Utah any problems difficult to resolve despite him being helpful.I wish you well in your search as I have ben looking for a replacement to my Precision roaster which lasted 10 years but is no longer in production.
1047790
No mention of it anywhere in the documentation and no switch on the back of the amplifier (Only specifies 12V@120 50-60Hz) so a step convertor looks like the only safe option for 220V :-)
72944
Yes, but one I received was only rated for 115 volts, not 220 as advertised.
933902
its supports 110v. Standard in the united states. the only problem is the second coffee pot stopped working shortly after we received this product, so only one side works. I would not recommend this product.
326958
It has two (2) 120v outlets and a 120vDC outlet. I don't think you can run 220v with it.
1169720
No, this appliance has the standard 2-prong plug, also if you are buying outside the US, be aware that this type of appliance will not stand up to the European standard, and therefore you electrical system will blow this baby to hell as I can verify 'cause this is what happened to me.
1213356
Absolutely not. I suggest that you Google what blenders you could use with 220V.
2160926
This Nespresso machine is not Bi-Volt. It is 110 V. There isnt a Nespresso machine Bi-Volt unfortunatelly. We searched about that already! We had the same Nespresso machine 220V, but we brought from Europe. As we moved to North America we had to buy a new machine 110V.
81832
Since the coffee machine works with an electrical resistance, it can't be multi voltage, so it will be 110v or 220v, but can't work with both. If you buy the machine in the US store, it will definitely be 110v.You should buy a transformer 220v/110v 1500w.
1061715
No, 220 Volts is not just two 110 Volts added together. The two hot legs of 220 are two 110 Volts, but they are in perfect sync, and both goto the same 0, and then one goes to +110 Volts, and the other leg goes to -110 Volts. If you hooked two inverters together, you would see lots of sparks and smoke, and you would have burned up 2 inverters in a matter of a second. DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS.
1844669
Yes thsi is possible as there are two outlets that supply 210v/220v from a 110v/120v input source. However, be careful to check the rated wattage of both appliances if the sum of the rated wattage of both appliances exceeds 2000 watts you should only run one at a time. I currently have about six appliances hooked to mine through a power strip but I never use more than one appliance at any given time.
1967779
Not at this time. I have queried Philips about this. It seems that USA 120VAC requires too much current for regular outlet and 220VAC would allow normal use in typical European kitchen.
86017
No,it is NOT 220V! It is 120Volts, USA., at 60 cycles of alternating current. You might want a converter of sorts.
2284042
Yes, I bought this for myself but ended up gifting it. It has 220v capability.
839325
NO, this is a TWO cups with grounded coffee. ESE is a single portion made to works with ( usually ) steam/pomp machines. Some moka can use ESE but nedd special size of funnel and must be ONE cup size ( since ESE is a single portion )