what differents will i notice between 60 or 50 hertzs when working this tool ?
1540569
There would be very little difference in operation. Only instrumentation would be able to indicate the difference. Hope that helps
1540570
I'm unsure but, I think it will affect it's operating speed. Hertz in this case refers to alternating current cycles per second.
1132338
The label on mine says 120VAC 60Hz only. Maybe another model is set up for 240VAC 50Hz.
1440489
If you run the bare tool it will vibrate more since it has nothing to work against to dampen the vibrations. Put a blade in the saw and use it to compare. Mine vibrates a bit but not out of line with my corded saw.
1575596
On the planer body it says 60 but the manual says 50/60. Take your pick. You can probably download the manual from Bosch.
1885297
Yes, it will operate at 50hz as stated on the unit. CAUTION: but only at 120 volts. 50hz usually means 220 volts.
1309790
I dont know if it will work on 50hz or not.I havent got mine hookedup yet,they didnt come with any instructions.The bums!!!!
1987976
The Hertz is only important if you have a motor or a TV. Your haircutter will work slightly slower at 50HZ in Europe than at 60Hz in the USA/Canada. But it will work.
1794876
The nameplate on the tool says "120 VAC, 60Hz". I would assume they mean it.
1673127
It's not the watts. It best to use the power converter, to convert 110 to 220 volts. Why, in US, the power run on 60Hz, in Asian the power is 50Hz.The ratio between 50Hz and 60Hz is about 83% slower. Speed and torque goes together. The saw may have a switch to switch-over to 220 volt.But the saw speed will be slower and not enough torque to do the job, then you have to feed the wood cutting slowly. It's best to use a converter.Try it two ways, one without the converter and other with a converter and see the difference in saw performance. In the end the motor is made for 60Hz.
1768026
It should work on 50 or 60 hz power. I have mine on 110/120/60Hz and works well.
555414
Absolutely NOT ! Besides the voltage being different, the frequency is as well (50 Hz vs. 60 Hz)
17136
one that is for at least 35 to 40 hertz will work fine but a good sealed box is best for more accuracy these like to be sealed they hit harder than the ported just fyi have a good day.
1106566
Wow, the same thing happened to me, and yes, it is in the manual! Hold the tuning "up" (+) button while turning on the power, and it will switch from the European (9kHz) to the U.S. (10 kHz), which sets it back to 580, 590, 600, etc., rather than the off numbers. Best 10 minutes I ever spent on the internets!
886496
I don't know what you mean by "switch" between 50 hz and 60 hz. I haven't read or seen a manual for this unit, but I would assume the unit can be powered by a 50 hz or 60 hz power supply. Its made to use electronics from 220 volt countries here in the USA and vice versa.
500674
This tool runs on 120V- 60 Hz. You would need a transformer to run it on 220V.
144093
45 Hz - 40kHz at +/- 10 dB50 Hz - 30kHz at +/- 3dBAmazing for creating great mixes !
903550
In my country I use it with 220 V,50Hz.I dont recall the specific properties written on the box.