I really like to purchase the IQAir GC Air Purifier to use in my condo in China. Could I use a voltage converter to work it out?
904030
The USA version uses 120 volts. If you can provide 120 Volts I would think it should work. It is not a power hog I think it uses under 400 watts at top speed.
904031
I would ask the company directly. They are very responsive. If that is not possible, write back and I'll do it for you.
904032
I purchased one last year. It works perfectly in China via a voltage converter. Pls remember to plug in through a converter.
962112
I wouldn't; this model has been discontinued anyway and the filters don't even exist any longer. Better to purchase a lighter and markedly better Fellowes plasmatrue AP-300PH air cleaner after checking out the www.fellowes.com website for contact info, to ask them directly if it can be used overseas with a converter.
1615245
No, this item does not convert voltage. My CPAP machine is dual voltage, 110/240; check that this is not also that. If not, such machines do exist and are a good choice for travel.
10177
I use mine 24/7. I bought mine because I live in China and have an American 110 v air purifier for my apartment. I run my air purifier non-stop (for the last 6 months, which is as long as I've had the converter) using this to down convert from 220v to 110v. I've had absolutely zero issues doing so and the converter handles this perfectly. However, I'm not sure what specific disadvantages there are to doing this (like power consumption/effect on my electricity bill/toll on the converter/etc.). I've been very happy with this purchase. Depending on your outlet style, you may need an adapter plug since this converter has an American style grounded, 3-prong outlet plug. I use mine 24/7. I bought mine because I live in China and have an American 110 v air purifier for my apartment. I run my air purifier non-stop (for the last 6 months, which is as long as I've had the converter) using this to down convert from 220v to 110v. I've had absolutely zero issues doing so and the converter handles this perfectly. However, I'm not sure what specific disadvantages there are to doing this (like power consumption/effect on my electricity bill/toll on the converter/etc.). I've been very happy with this purchase. Depending on your outlet style, you may need an adapter... » Read More I use mine 24/7. I bought mine because I live in China and have an American 110 v air purifier for my apartment. I run my air purifier non-stop (for the last 6 months, which is as long as I've had the converter) using this to down convert from 220v to 110v. I've had absolutely zero issues doing so and the converter handles this perfectly. However, I'm not sure what specific disadvantages there are to doing this (like power consumption/effect on my electricity bill/toll on the converter/etc.). I've been very happy with this purchase. Depending on your outlet style, you may need an adapter plug since this converter has an American style grounded, 3-prong outlet plug. « Show Less
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No! I suggest you take a look at the Alaska Air article at this web address: http://goitaly.about.com/od/travelpackingtips/l/bl_electricity_italy.htm. It would seem that even with a converter, you might get over there, plug in the appliance with a converter and still get smoke or fire. Last time I visited Ireland I invested in travel rollers and a package of adapters/converters. Amazon carries several travel rollers. Probably carries adapters/converters as well. If not try Magellans.com.
1514373
I have the 114 and I have to plug it into a wall outlet that matches the 220 volt air conditioner. (horizontal vertical and ground) They, 114 and 114C, both are rated at 5000 watts and with 2 HP motor. So going by that, must be the "C can plug into 110 volt outlet. Don't quote me on that. Even Intermatic has no specs on it.
2246994
If I understand your question, yes. I have two of these units (in the U.S.), each on a 220-240 VAC circuit.
584472
Had one myself, but it was junk. I was refunded for it. Went with another I found online. Just the way with Chinese items. Sorry I can only say is yes you can use 12vdc to chg. Take care, Jim WA2FAA
1240003
I own this. It is 110 volt only - no converter. I am also from the UK but live in the US. I own 2 hot air brushes: one for each side of the pond!
604206
I found a 110/220 version of this in Bangkok at Siam Paragon. The US version is worthless for international travel.
2233320
If you mean, "I want to use my CPAP machine in a foreign country. It runs on 110 V, 60 cycle, alternating current. Will the converter convert the foreign power to 110V, 60 cycle, alternating current?" then the answer is yes. If the CPAP machine runs on 220, then probably not. (I do not remember it being able to convert to 220. What does the product specs say?
1968756
The unit is a US standard 110v, so if your country's supply is not 110v you will need a converter.
2240046
This air cleaner/purifier requires 115 volt alternating current, so NO, it cannot run on 220-240 volts.
1915432
Hello - This air conditioner should work fine with your 220 electrical service. You will just want to make sure you have the right outlet. This air conditioner uses a 6-15p plug (you can google that and see an image). It is 2 horizontal prongs and a ground. If you have that outlet you are fine, if not you would need to change the outlet to use this air conditioner. Hope this helps
766107
Yes it is :) When you buy from GreatVacs you can also buy a voltage convertor designed for Rainbow vacuums called the "Vac Volt". With this appliance it allows you to use it anywhere in the world. 120 volt, 220 volt and 240 volt. It also comes with plug ins for any outlet in the world. When you use your Rainbow vacuum with the Vac Volt you are also protected by the GreatVacs 5 year warranty on our Rainbow vacuums. If you have any other questions I suggest contacting us at service@greatvacs.com and we can answer any of your questions but yes it is possible. Thanks Dustin GreatVacs (seller)
1900219
Thanks for your info. Ordered one to use in HK and hope they do not change the provided variable transformer. UPDATE: The charger is 120-240V and the vac cleaner is really good. Should outperform similar products selling in HK.
1508586
I didn't bought this on Amazon. I bought it at my local home store. You will need a proper voltage converter for this to work in Korea (if you're buying from Amazon). Feeding a 110v machine with 220v may work but will burn it very fast. Soon after, the machine will start to smoke and stop working.