does this fryer operate on 120 volt watage
1522113
It operates with standard household voltage which varies between 110-125. It is good to have a dedicated circuit as you may trip a circuit breaker if other appliances are on at the same time.
1522114
Yes it does. I liked mine but the 120 outlets in Germany did something to it and it died, as did some other appliances we had tjat ran on 120. So it wasnt the fryer that was at fault. I loved it
1522115
Yes it will. Infract that is the actual voltage in most USA homes. Though everyone refers to household currant as 110.
388422
in the US it is 120 volts. UK or most overseas locations it is 240. Regardless the machine has temperature control and it boils and grinds whatever food product you choose to process into milk or paste. Mine works great and have had no problems.
1113735
No. it has a 120v plug. Great quality. I would recommend this. I paid 75% less than at Petco.
1731174
I'm sorry, I was away from my office where I keep the machine. I checked the bottom and it says it is 120 V
1973496
No, this unit only operates on 120 volts. It is highly unusual for any small device to operate on 220 as most homes have very limited access to anything but 120 volt outlets.
1729756
No. This is 240 volts. I'm sure they make one in 120 volt. Must be a real old coffee maker : )
2164020
Yes its 120v...the down time to max temp is awsome...great peace of equipment...
1418024
No. It stores power in a 12V lead-acid deep cycle battery, and exports it as 12V, 5V (USB) or through a built-in 120V inverter. It will not run 220V appliances.
1968949
No, this unit operates on 12 volt DC power from your car or truck battery. I do not believe it works on 120 AC.
763977
No. This is a 120 volt unit made for use in 120 volt countries. You can use a transformer with it.
1537341
It has a 15-volt jack for the transformer that comes with it and runs on 110 volts. I hope this helps.
1488745
My application is for a commercial kitchen to power a Euro 220v/50hz pressure fryer. We have been using this transform for nearly 1 year without issue. It is powered on 12 to 15 hours a day. Overall the product has been dependable under the load we've placed onto it (approx bust of 4kw).Keep in mind that I am powering it with a US 240v line not 110v. In addition to the Euro Fryer, I am also plugging in a 5-15 110v stream tray. The transformer is handling the load without issue.
603794
I do not know as I bought it for 120 V. However, I called the phone number of the supplier and they had a tech guy that answered all of my questions.
2164019
If you buy the proper model. Make sure to purchase the 115vac model and standard kitchen recepticles will operate it. The 220vac model requires a double pole breaker feed. Also, limit other appliance use while operating this fryer, it requires more amperage than other kitchen "counter top" appliances
901596
Sorry to answer this late. It works with 120V at home, and it works with the food motor and hand. I both it couple years ago and it has worked really well always.
987230
Hi, I would assume that it runs on 120v. My house is all 120. Contact the Mfg. to make certain though. Good luck~
1891614
You would need a robust step down transformer to convert 220v to 110-120v. Read the specifications for the Fryer, it may require around 1000W so your transformer must have at least that much if not 2-3x more.