What is the voltage of this hand blender? 220 or 110 or auto volt?
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On the device_ Model DHB720 series 120V-60 Hz 380W MAX CONFORMS TO ULSTD.982 Does that help. My home voltage is 110.
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Behringer makes a model for 220V. But if you're concerned and run into this situation frequently, get yourself a cheap Voltage Converter. The cheapest and OK by me is about 20Euros. I take mine to Ireland every year.
560613
Its 110 volts. But I want u to know that I paid for bya 10 speed blender and received an 8 speed. False and misleading ad. This is a crying shame and I want a discount. Dont buy
1838765
Standard 120v is what I use. Many appliances now are rated for up to 220v automatically, but you'd need to refer to the Owner's Manual to see. It's an incredible product.
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All Breville® products sold in the U.S., including the BJB840XL Juice and Blend™, are designed to operate on a standard dedicated US household circuit of 120V, 60Hz. For any further questions we ask you to please call our Consumer Support team at 1-866-273-8455 (M-F 8am-5pm PST) or submit your inquiry online at www.brevilleusasupport.com so that we may reach out to you.
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It is 110 volt. Don't waste your money i had first one for three weeks and it broke. Hamilton Beach replace it and the new one lasted ten days. Everything is plastic. I found out my cuisinart food processor does the job even better.
518923
In the USA 110v is 110-120v residential voltage. We only use 220 for appliances.
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I believe its 110volt. I went right to the manufacturers website. The machine works great!
1597480
The voltage isn't the point. This is a terrible blender. We used one at my mother-in-law's house and it finally broke after very little use. It is junk in comparison with the Vitamix. I would definitely go with the Vitamin instead. You might also try a new company called Cleanblend...supposed to be similar to Vitamix.
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For international use you should buy model HBH650-CE which is already 240V with the correct plug.If you want to buy this model you can buy a transformer to use it with the 110V model, just make sure the transformer is capable of handling the wattage for this blender. Damage to the unit due to voltage it's not cover by the warranty.
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Neither. The tag on the appliance says it is 120 V. I just know it works plugged into regular household current. And, this sharpener is the best I've ever used.
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I don't think I have seen a 220VAC model in Hamilton Beach brand. A industrial blender might be 220VAC
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The one I have been using is 220V. Maybe you should ask the American Importer if the units shipped to USA are 110V? BTW, it is a great unit. You will maybe have to experiment a bit with different flour.
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Soon you depress the handle, of course you need a good ground and about 1/16 of a inch of your cutting surface at 60-70 psi.it work good for me. 220 V is always better then 120 V.
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This juicer is the US model in 110 Volt 60 Hertz. It cannot and should not be used on 220 Volt/240V 50 Hz with any sort of converter/transformer as it will void any warranty, and will cause premature wear on the motor. An international model of this juicer is not available for sale from a US source at this time.
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Perhaps the ad changed since you posted, it clearly shows its 120V. Actually, I have several hand tools here in the US that are 240V. We have 240V, its just not typical for most hand tools.
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That's the rub...the literature included with the blender does not specifically state what it is. By law, electric motor manufacturers HAVE to put the volt & amp ratings on the nameplate of the motor, or in the blenders case, on the bottom of the blender. I looked at the bottom of the machine and it stated, "120 Volts 60 Hz 3 Amps." I learned from my electrical engineering classes, power = (volts)x(amps) = (120 volts)x(3 amps) = 360 Watts, therefore it is a 360 watt blender. In my review, I typed what they included in their booklet and it was phrased in such a way that it stunk of "bait & switch."