can this fridge be used at 220V in the UK
904549
Honestly don't think it can be used at 220V. I would double check with manufacturer to be sure.
1154007
It is 120 volts. It will not run on 220. There are other European models that will. There are also adaptors available that you may research to allow 110 0r 120 volt appliances run on 220.
1689813
Refrigerator will run on either 120 V or propane. When running on propane it will switch to 120V when electricity is detected.
1196741
My guess would be no. It is marketed as 120v. 220 might burn out the motor.
278744
First I have a question 220v refrigerator? Panels put out about 22 volts. To make it anything else you need an invertor, they come in all sizes.
1793450
I don't think so. I assume you would need a converter. 220v is euro specs correct?
758384
I use it in the US, at 110 V. I do not think it would work in 220 V. Maybe the manufacturer has a version that can be used in 220 V.
1414558
Yes, if you get an adapter for the plug and transformer that's compatible in UK, they use 220k in UK
2071999
No. It's powered, and UK wall power is different. With the appropriate converter, however, it would be fine.
278747
Yes, if refrigerator rated at 200 VA or less. You will also need 12v to 220v inverter and batteries to support night time operation.
1670737
NOt if from the USA only 110 volts if made in uk or australia takes 220volts
1044055
You might be able to. I am using it to power a dog luring course. I would contact the company who makes the fridge.
278979
This is a 110V. I've had this refrigerator less than a year. Ordinarily, I would have given rave reviews but it died two days ago. I'm debating about paying to get it fixed or just buy another.
1358594
Sorry, can't anywhere in the manual about UK supply. It takes a 110 volts to work
583009
It was a gift that I sent so I can't test it. However I am pretty sure it's not going to work on 220v. I am fairly certain as most all small kitchen appliances in US it uses 110v.
386486
This is only for transform from 110V to 220V, if your cooker is required for 220V, then it's fine. Please also look at power. This small device could not stand high power output
1352019
I use 110 volt. 220 is too much current. Freeze the inside container very hard. The harder the liquid is the better the freezer works.