Hi! I'm very interested in this blender but since I live in Spain, I would like to be sure that is suitable for 230V electricity. Is it available?
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This blender does not support this voltage. If you would like I can provide blenders that support 230v? I just want to clarify that you would need to pay for the shipping to Spain.
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Yes you can use this one. Remember to read the Watt on your foood blender as this one could be to big. You can get it as 500 ^ 750 Watt also. You will also need to ask for a cord with European plug.
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It is great for making smoothie. Just check the voltage for Mexico before you buy it
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This might work depending on the wattage/amps that your food blender requires. If your blender runs on under 750 watts this 1000 Watt converter will be great. If it is more than 750, I recommend a converter with more wattage or, (depending on the price) purchasing a 220 volt blender when you arrive to Europe. Good luck!
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Frosty, I no longer have my owner manual. I have the Waring Pro version and though I can't answer your watt inquiry I can tell you it is the only blender I will ever recommend. Though its size is small (i.e. soups & general food mixing) don't let its size fool you. This blender is the same one you see behind almost any bar in North America, (in fact its UL certificate states that it is intended for both Home and Commercial use). It whips up a fruit smoothie as easily as a blended to perfection margarita. You won't be disappointed.
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It is a very heavy and expensive product. I think it's cheaper to buy a blender in Europe. Also depends on the watt of the equipment
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I am from Israel and we have 230v. I just bought an udapter and works great.Just that you know, it is quit small so it really deppends on what use you plan with it. Best of luck :)Lior
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you can purchase from amazon uk or amazon es the 220-240v model. costs about the same. I'm in peru and this model is roughly a bit more 220-230 USD.
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Electric...the blender comes with a cord and requires a standard outlet. I don't see a spot for batteries.
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This model is standard US 115V. However there is a UK version that can handle 230 V available at Amazon.co.UK. It takes the British 3-prong plugs though.
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It is a regular blender and I make smoothies with it. I have to say that the power isn't there. I had an OLD blender (30 years old). This does not compare to it at all. I would not buy this again. I guess you get what you pay for.
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it can be used in AC 220V/230V power. But I think it depends on "where" you order it : "where does the saler lives.If you order it in USA, you will need a voltage converter 110V to 230V (that's what I had to do)I whish I had known this before, then I would have been careful ordering it in EU.
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Yes it is available in the 220 volt model but it is more expensive. I can't ship it to Hong Kong but you should be able to have it shipped to a place in the US that will ship it to you. Please contact me if you are interested. Thank you Juicers and Juicing.
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Yes. We are using this in India. Usually, 1.5 times the watts will be safe because of the initial load it needs during the start of the blender and you are choosing the right one.
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I have a BLP mod. #7600G and it was the perfect size for my blender. However, I live in South America and I am not sure if this is a model even available in the US. Hope this helps
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Since the electric voltage in Australia is 230V 50Hz (alternating current), you will need a transformer (also called converter) to transform the voltage from your power outlet (230V) into the voltage your machine uses (110V in this case). I have purchased this sharpener for use with 230V in Uruguay and use it with a transformer (converter) without any trouble. Works just fine.
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Hi John, It's available in Australia. I know because I live in NZ and am searching for the blender myself. Here are a couple of links to help: http://www.yourhomedepot.com.au/products/vitamix/blender-tnc5200-black-18-5-x-22-5-x-52cm-wdh/electric-blenders, and http://au.pricedumper.com/vitamix?campid=5337194773&ggkey=vitamix. But check this out, too! http://www.froothie.com.au/store/optimum-9900 Happy shopping! Regards, Cori in Christchurch