Can I use this from a German power tool in the USA
1497087
Probably not. This is a power adapter, not a power convertor. It will allow your device to plus in, but will not convert the 110v to 220v
694980
I don't think that you should do that. If you plug it into a 220 outlet it would fry the tool. I is for 110 A.C. systems. Hope that helps.
1587584
Yes, you can use it in Europe, too. The charger that comes with it will convert any AC current 110 to 240 volts (50 - 60 Hz) to the exact 12 Volt DC 400 MiliAmp current the shaver requires. However, you will probably require a travel plug adapter for Germany, UK, France, etc. to adapt the U.S. style plug to local sockets. Hope this helps.
1973728
I think Spain uses the same plug type as Germany: F-type (two round column), that means this Braun 2-flat-piece plug cannot be used there unless u have an adaptor
1976922
Having lived in Germany for six years I would think the only problem would be in the power. Europe 50 cps and USA uses 60 cps. Also our USA voltage is lower rated than the European. I'm pretty sure that Bosch makes a European model.
2152432
You might be able to with a transformer/converter,(220 vac to 110 vac). but I do not know how the 50hz power in Germany will affect the motors and the electronics. You can contact Traeger support. They should be able to answer both power questions. http://www.traegergrills.com/support or Customer Service: (800) 872-3437 5 AM - 7 PM PT | 7 days a week
1774042
There are absolutely NO power tools made in the USA, PERIOD. The ONLY tools you'll find made in the USA are HAND tools. This tool, is made in China. You would be hard pressed to find ANY power tool, made in ANY other country, than China. Feel free to look for yourself, I guarantee you that you will be highly disappointed.
167122
Yes. I have used mine to power a1500 watt Saeco machine with no problems in Germany.
1921838
no, this Braun WK300 is made for Europe were electricity 220, in New York we use only 110. So this model would not work in the USA.
2125749
You can if you purchase or own a converter. The plug itself is standard American. I'm confident that the power specifics fall within the accceptable European range.
2257107
I don't believe so. The plug is a standard 120 Volt plug and the tool does not appear to have a switch that would allow it to run on a 220 circuit.
1840147
I am using only Dewalt blades and so cannot confirm. Believe it should be possible as on the packing of Dewalt blades it is marked as compatible with Bosch, etc.
586916
I know this machine would work on a German household receptacle as long as a person had the proper adapter. I do not know if a German receptacle is called a 220 volt or not. I do know I used my electric shaver and some other household items there with a proper adapter.
244730
I'm not an electrician but I believe you can use it if you use a universal converter . People who travel to other countries use their appliances along with this converter. The converter is a small pronged adapter that plugs into your UK outlet and you plug the US hair tool into it.
443507
I've run two different US dewalt chargers in Germany on a 200 watt transformer outputting 110v/50Hz power for the past 4 years. Both work fine as they are converting that AC power to DC which, being "Direct" and not "Alternating" current, the Hz does not matter. Save your $$$ and buy a 15$ transformer.
2005990
I believe so. It has a European power connector. Two thin protruding rounded plugs and it comes with an adapter that slides over it to allows me to use it in the United States.
1308503
I think it's like buying a car,some parts USA, some china ,some German , according to there website they are a worldwide co. And alot of tooling brought back to U.S. They have been bought and sold a few times so hard to tell. I own many of there power tools and love them all.