Does it require regular 110V household power (USA) or does it work with a 240V household power (Europe) too? (This information is in the plug)
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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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This plugs in fine in the U.S.A. So i would guess it wouldnt work in the U.K. Without an adapter if there is such a thing?
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Worldwide Usability: This unit works with 100-240v AC power so it will work worldwide, you just have to adapt the plug to what your region is!
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If you're wondering if it will work in European countries where the power is 240 volts the answer is yes. A simple travel power converter will do. It brings the 240v down to 120v.
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This plugs into a normal household outlet which in the US is now considered 120. (used to be 110) You can find that information online. It's not listed as such on a common small electrical appliance.
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Its universal power.From 110v to 220v.it works fine.May be you just need an adapter.
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Yes, standard US household current. A converter and adapter would be required if using in Europe or elsewhere in the world.
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No. 110v is an american aplication. 240 is designed for europe only. Its either one or the other.
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Hi Miguel,I live in Australia and have 240 volt power. I think most of Europe also have 240 Volt. I had to get a different adaptor, as the one that comes with it is for 110 volt only. This is a bit unusual these days, normally you would just have to get a plug adaptor and that is it. I actually had a plug pack from an unused mobile phone that matched the power requirements (5 volts 600 milliamps from memory) so it didn't cost me anything.I hope I have answered your question, but perhaps it is something Wahl could look at.
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Mine came with American style plug -- I imagine B&D; probably makes a European Version, but it should clearly specify 240 volts rather than 110. As long as you buy from a U.S. company you should be all right.
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The spec says standard household use at 120V. On a side note in response to an earlier reply to your query, I had researched this little unit before I bought it, and found I could get a better price on the same thing in blue...don't know why...so I bought the blue one.
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No, this device only works on 120 volts. If your household current is 220 volts, as it is in many parts of Europe, this device will not work and it would be dangerous to attempt to plug it in even if the plugs match up with the receptacles (which they most likely would not).
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As others have said, it requires 12v DC. You'll need a power supply for operating it from household power.
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I check the instructions and it does not identify if it works on 240v. Just says AC or DC power and you can plug in with a USB. Sorry.
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Yes, this works on 110 and 220 v. And on either 60 hz or 50 hz. So it's good for both the US and Europe. You will need a plug adapter for european sockets.
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Hello, I researched it, and yes, it works on both 110V or 240V. A plug adapter is all you will need. Have a great time in France!
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The cord that comes with it is a 120V and can be plugged into any regular socket. I think it can use a 240V cord as well but you will have to purchase a 240V cord seperatly.
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110v with US outlet connector. It will not work in Europe unless you have a power convertor and a plug adapter.