Can Omega 4000 be used at 220v?
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You will have to get a step down transformer to use this at that voltage. There is no 120v-240v switch. You can buy some very capable transformers right here on Amazon. Just search for "step-down transformer" and you'll see many selections. I took my juicer to Portugal for a year and with my step-down transformer, was able to juice to my hearts content. They can be on the heavy side (coils and magnets), so factor that in if you are taking this overseas.
816923
We recommend you contact Omega directly on this question as it appears there is conflicting information being shared. as we understand it (as learned directly from Omega), this juicer is not available in the US for sale at this time and there are no plans to bring it into the US.
1135706
The 50/60 hz wouldn't matter as it is just a heating element without a timer. However I don't think it would take 220v.
1846867
Yes you can, Robert. A 220 just uses two 110 circuits instead of one. No problem. One if the reasons I recommend the 10 circuit over the 6 circuit.
341920
Unfortunately, we do not have a 220 volt version. CPO sells only 110/120 Volt power tools designed for use in North American outlets.
904549
Honestly don't think it can be used at 220V. I would double check with manufacturer to be sure.
1434259
Short answer: No. Not unless it was built for Europe.It uses transformers in the power supplies and there is no external switch 120 to 220.If you want to use it at 220 and it was built for 120 you need an external 220 to 120 transformer (do not use a switching down converter, it will generate a lot of noise).
1219936
I had the same question and wrote to the seller. They explained it well. I did not see where to register at omega. Contact seller and they should write back with a good explanation. Machine works great. No regrets.
712655
You should contact the company directly with this question. The one we have only has a 120v connection, but they may have something that will work with 220v. The customer service at Rabbit is outstanding.
1512456
You need to go to the iVAC Pro products to handle 220V. The system requires 2 modules a tool switch and a vacuum power switch. I have that in my shop and it works great
513275
On the side of the switch it is clearly marked 200 watts 120 volts a/c, so no. It should not be used with 220 volts.
1598012
There is a detachable converter that requires AC 117 v 60 Hz 50mA and has an output of AC 6 v 300mA. You would probably need a different power converter to work on 220.
1033485
From what I have seen, it will require an external power converter of some sort as there doesn't appear to be any way to select between 120 and 220. You may want to contact Hakko customer support directly to be sure.
186543
Yes you can. Mine is working perfectly. My power supply is also 220V. Had to replace the original once it stopped working.
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 :-)
776615
&#304; am using same way with 220v and no problem. By the way this is a very good product versus price.
1647834
The chassis has a slot where a 110/220 switch could be populated, however my unit does not have a switch installed and it is covered by a "Input 104V-127V, 60Hz" label. If my unit breaks I will take it open and check for an extra set of windings on the transformer but right now it is working and I do not have time to take on that extra task.