Hi is this a 220-240V rice cooker.
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No, it's a 110-120V rice cooker. It's work just wonderful. I used it for dinner last night.
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It is auto @115 volt usa plug, it's broken now after about 1 years worth of use, also, I stopped using it after 6 months; after enough times of smelling(& tasting) the scent of hot electronics & soldered connections, I stated using it again after 8 convinced myself "it is safe, I would not be for sale if it wasnt". Personally, I prefer all glass (hypoalergenic) corning stovetop cookware, with induction burner,digital timer, metal plate for using glass with induction. Good luck in great tasting rice....These cookers are great for perfect brown rice nearly every time...minus the Suttle smells of questionable consumer awareness
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I definitely would suggest you not to try that. If your rice cooker is 1600w, then you'd better use the 3000w above transformer. On the other hand I would suggest you buy a new 110v rice cooker. That make things easier...
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Yes. There is a switch to move from 110v to 240 v. Each has a separate electrical circuit for the voltage. I have tested this hot pot almost 100 times (a stress test) at 110 V and have found it to be working. I took it recently to Denmark and worked very well at 220 V. It provides 2 cups of hot water. The plastic cover should be on during heating the water; otherwise, the hot pot wouldn't shut off automatically.
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Yes, all rice pressure cooker and electric rice cooker uses 110V - 120V which is the regular household outlet.Thank you for your interest.
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It is 110 voltage and would require a voltage converter in order to operate in other countries. I am totally satisfied with this steamer and it does exactly as it claims.
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Here's the thing, I wasn't sure who manufactures the cooker, so I went to Fagor.com, and it's the 5th largest appliance manufacturer in Spain. Since I ordered it to the U.S., I assume that it determined the machine sent. If you ordered one, and it came as a 110v, you'd have to get a transformer for 240v. I lived a year in Germany during the 60's, and we had a few throughout the house. Hope this helps. Take a look at their website.
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huh? no, of course not, it is a 110 v item..stoves and friges work on 220 v!
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no. but if you check amazons website. they sell 120v to 240 converters. they usually run between $18 to $60. i hope that answer your question sir.
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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.
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Don't know, but I don't like it. The start button on the rice cooker is faulty. A pain to turn on and I just bought it :((
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No, it is 120 volts 60 Hz. You can buy a transformer to convert down from 220.
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Hmm...I am using this transformer in Japan for my American appliances, however most of our outlets in our Japanese apartment are just two prong. The few (recently purchased) Japanese appliances we have are two prong, the same size as older American ungrounded outlets and fit in this device without an adaptor. How old is the rice cooker? What does the plug look like?
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can not use in Hong Kong (220V) without transformerThe difference is two places in particular Towards the WS is the new Is a multi-function "WGAYATAKI （My home cooking） "KIWAME HOON （extremely warm） " two new menu is differenceHow to be stored in the rice cooker was to fine-tune how to cook to suit the taste of their own [home waterfall "It is a function to prevent the deterioration of the rice at the optimum temperature control as "extremely warm" I can not say anything just whether he really use because it is subtle adjustmenttransformer is about $100 can not use in Hong Kong (220V) without transformerThe difference is two places in particular Towards the WS is the new Is a multi-function "WGAYATAKI （My home cooking） "KIWAME HOON （extremely warm） " two new menu is differenceHow to be stored in the rice cooker was to fine-tune how to cook to suit the taste of their own [home waterfall "It is a function to prevent the deterioration of the rice at the optimum temperature control as "extremely... » Read More can not use in Hong Kong (220V) without transformerThe difference is two places in particular Towards the WS is the new Is a multi-function "WGAYATAKI （My home cooking） "KIWAME HOON （extremely warm） " two new menu is differenceHow to be stored in the rice cooker was to fine-tune how to cook to suit the taste of their own [home waterfall "It is a function to prevent the deterioration of the rice at the optimum temperature control as "extremely warm" I can not say anything just whether he really use because it is subtle adjustmenttransformer is about $100 « Show Less
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I think it is 120V. It is made for use in the USA and we only use 240V for clothes dryers and larger appliances. This is made to plug into regular USA outlets. Sorry, hope that answers your question.
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Hi Elizabeth, I have a Zojirushi rice cooker/steamer, Model NHS-18, 10 cup rice cooker. On the bottom of my rice cooker, it says: 120V; 600 Watts; and 60H2 AC only. I tried the cord in question in my Zojirushi rice cooker and it fits perfectly. I believe that it would work for your appliances, too, and Ace is a reputable hardware store, and I believe that they would allow you to return the product and get a refund if it didn't work, but I believe that this a standard cord for small, electrical appliances. I hope that this helps you to decide. I bought the cord for my dad's Regal, electric coffee pot, and it fits it perfectly, along with fitting my Zojirushi rice cooker! Hi Elizabeth, I have a Zojirushi rice cooker/steamer, Model NHS-18, 10 cup rice cooker. On the bottom of my rice cooker, it says: 120V; 600 Watts; and 60H2 AC only. I tried the cord in question in my Zojirushi rice cooker and it fits perfectly. I believe that it would work for your appliances, too, and Ace is a reputable hardware store, and I believe that they would allow you to return the product and get a refund if it didn't work, but I believe that this a standard cord for small, electrical appliances. I hope that this helps you to decide. I bought the cord for my dad's Regal,... » Read More Hi Elizabeth, I have a Zojirushi rice cooker/steamer, Model NHS-18, 10 cup rice cooker. On the bottom of my rice cooker, it says: 120V; 600 Watts; and 60H2 AC only. I tried the cord in question in my Zojirushi rice cooker and it fits perfectly. I believe that it would work for your appliances, too, and Ace is a reputable hardware store, and I believe that they would allow you to return the product and get a refund if it didn't work, but I believe that this a standard cord for small, electrical appliances. I hope that this helps you to decide. I bought the cord for my dad's Regal, electric coffee pot, and it fits it perfectly, along with fitting my Zojirushi rice cooker! « Show Less
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I remember it's 110v but i don't recommend it. It lasted only a few months. I now have a $10 Rice Cooker and it has lasted me so far.