Does it fixed in product for "Conair Infiniti Pro Curl Secret"? I need to use in China, so need to input 220V and output 120V, this machine is 120V.
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the input is 220 and output 120. You need to check how many watts you conair requires . the wattage for this is 1875Watts
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The instruction sheet says it works with heating type appliances up to 1875 watts, including curling irons. However, I have never used it for this application. Yes, it does convert 220 to 120 volts. Thank you.
1526538
I like the product. It works well with my coffe maker 1200 W. Output 110-120, input 220-240. Should be fine with your product if it does not exceed the wattage.
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I don't believe the converter would be sufficient. I got a transformer converter- which is rated for "electronics".It's a bit heavy, but it is a reliable device. I also found it on Amazon, so search for converter/adapter for electronics.
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do not know if it will work specifically on your machine.however don't forget it has only a two prong outlet youll need an additional adapter for a three prong grounded plug .p.s. my son spends about 7mos a year in china he has never mentioned a 220/110 thing . ill have to ask about it next time we talk
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?
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The brochure/pamphlet that was included in the box with the dryer/curler indicates that it is "Dual Voltage" - 125v & 250v. It has very specific instruction for 220-250 volt operation. You would need to read them very carefully. Bobbie Jo
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I just want to confirm whether this can be used in 220V directly since our dealer in China told me this series can use in China directly. Thanks
1927586
sorry did not pay attention to that.just make sure you have a transformer if you are gonna use it some other country.
2085610
The pasta machine runs on 110v in the U.S. Where are you from? If out of the U.S., then maybe it will work for you differently.
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No idea. Its a standard 220 VAC 2hp motor. I would suggest you ask your electricians out there if they can do it. Worst case scenario, you could buy a 2hp motor in your country and replace. Trouble with this lathe is, if you ever have anything internal break on it...they offer no means to get replacement parts to assist repair. In essence, you are stuck with a rather large and heavy paperweight that you cant do anything with. I made the mistake of buying one of these and had a gear break internally. I was polishing a rod of stainless with it when it happened, not working it heavy. Anyway, cant get replacement parts. After a year of fighting with them to get a replacement part, I gave up and bought a Jet lathe. I will never buy Central Machinery again. BAD IDEA IF YOU DO!!!!!
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Aurelia, let me go check out the manual, which by the way, really does stink; I must admit the manual stinks. Lookit that: not only does it not mention the wattage range, there is no Underwriter's Laboratory information. Nor is there an information regarding the engine's power. I guess we would mark this up as a con. I do not see a switch on the machine from 110/120 to 220/240.
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A machine bought in the U.S is designed for 120v power, in Italy they use 220v. If you bought a machine in Italy, then there would be no problem.
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I have voltage flucuation from 100 Vac To 220 Vac,does it fulfil my requirment at low input voltage? I need constant 220 Vac even if input having 100 Vac - 200 Vac.
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I`m also in a 220V country, I bought a 47u/400V capacity and a 300V resistance(this is to protect from surge I think), now it works normally. Remember to test output voltage before powering on vacuum....
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I used the item in Cyprus which uses the same plus as england and i blew the machine...Twice! I bought two separate machines and since the volatge is different it blew even with a fused extension plug. If your voltage is different to that of the UK, you will have to buy an actual voltage converter where you can manually set the output power. The one i used that you would normally use for an electric shaver will not be enough. Hope this helps.
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Yes. 120/240V is stamped in little tiny letters on the back of the curling iron.
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I believe in the US it is just a 120V that uses a 3 prong plug. I just checked under the machine and it says it is a 120 Volt A and C only.It also said 1350W and 60 HzI hope this helps. I love all of the Jura machines, you can't go wrong with any choice.Good luckSuzanne
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i looked on the instruction booklet and it said 120 volts andshould not exceed 12 amperes. i hope this info helps. it's the only place i see the information. if not, try calling 1-800-3-conair.
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I bought the 25mm curler. I did not use a dual voltage plug, and it worked just fine. But I needed a converter for the plug as the 'head' is different from Singapore's.
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Before I answer yes, I would like to emphasize that there are input voltage in the unit and the output voltage. If the source is 220v you must put the input 220v and if the source is 240v you must use the 240v input, as well as with 200v, use the 200v input and if the source is 110v use the 110v input at the back. This is important because I discover that the OUTPUT will depend on the input. We only have 2 output, the 110v and the 220v. If the Input volts did not match the SOURCE volts it will not give the 110v and 220v as an output. What I did, I checked my source and used it to my input and I exactly get the 2 output volts which is the 110v and the 220v. My point is if your source is 113v or 120v and it is not an option at the back and you will think to use the 110v as and input, this will not give you the right outpu volts. If your source fluctuates to 220v and you put the input at 240v, this will not give you the right output volts. Yes this works for me, I am using this unit for my Festool Domino Cutter and Lamello Jointer. But I have to check my source voltage ALWAYS. In front unit, you have two output 110v and 220v, just cover whatever you don't need to avoid accidentally plugging to wrong voltage. I hope this helps.