ISI IT 120V OR 220V - IF I WANT IT 220V CAN YOU FIX ?
1541714
Lol, never. 120. For it to need 240 it would be one big sander. But 220v is two induction 110v circuits coming off the pole and run together to make 220 so make a splitter that uses one and the neutral line and you have your 110v. Just remember that breaker is bridged and anywhere from two 15- two 50amp circuits so they may not trip easy.
1541715
Hello, it's 120v. You might need a voltage converter to change it into 220v.
1541716
It's 120V, I doubt that it can be converted, but you can always check with Makita.
1541717
120 V - ask Makita if they make a 220 v version. [BTW, why would U want 220 v anyway ?]
1430616
need to know if this programmer is 220V and if it is also by degrees Celsius
52354
Mine was ordered as a 115V and my outlet was the same. You should get a qualified electrican and have the outlet changed to 115V. It seems like a lot of trouble exchanging the Unit. I don't even know if that one is available as a 220V. Good Luck
504815
It appears to have no option to change voltage from 110. Contact the manufacturer, see if a 220 version is available.
86017
No,it is NOT 220V! It is 120Volts, USA., at 60 cycles of alternating current. You might want a converter of sorts.
1946447
No, it is 120V and a horrible item. I had 2 and they both broke after very few uses.
960551
I have not noticed that there was written 120 and plug into 220 v. After I bought voltage converter, checked and the machine did not work. Is it possible that I did burn the motor?
1731175
No, it is not. When we first received it, my wife plugged it into a 220V plug and it failed to start because the electrical fuse explode, so I went to an electrician to solve it, and he did it for $35.
1330540
I don't know if you have 220V in India. If it is the case there should be no problem.Enjoy it!
555413
Email worx directly to see if they make, or offer a 220 version...otherwise you bought and cant use it....
1418733
Contact Illy online for list of repair stations. Might be less expensive to buy another rated for 220 current.
1067612
On the back there is only a reference to 120V. My unit was purchased in early 2015.
1364082
No, you cannot put 220V into this unit. It is a low voltage (24v) thermostat.
1301396
Hi, I own the IHOG.. it's great, but we are 120V here, I don't see any selection on mine for 220V
596132
The unit I purchased only works on 120V. If there is an internal switch that would allow it to operate on another voltage, say 230 V, I am not aware of it. Perhaps you could get a transformer to step down the voltage to 120.
1579757
Leo, Thank you so much for your inquiry. In order to purchase a 220V unit, please contact the manufacturer directly. Regards, The Buying Group
753905
it only works on 120V you may be able to contact VMI and get something that will make it work properly. here is their contact page: http://www.vminnovations.com/Contact/index.html