Hi, I would like to buy this clipper but I'm worry about the voltage, Does it work on 220~230V 50H
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You will need to buy a converter. While in Germany mine short circuited without a converter.
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After reviewing the directions there are no provision for switching to 240V 50Hz. Radio Shack sells adapters for traveling abroad and with this model clipper only drawing 12 watts of power it will only draw 6 watts on 240volt. I hope this answers your question.
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Very pleased with this clipper! I purchased it because of the dual voltage needed for travel. The shortest that I have ever clipped is #2.
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This unit is a 120 VAC 60 HZ model and won't work in Spain without a step-down transformer. The spec sheet shows that it will run on 50 HZ. They do sell 230 VAC 50 HZ models as I found one for sale at an Australian web site. Hope that helps!
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YES! Love this clipper. I am a hairstylist and have shaved heads and used it for great finish work on cuts. My favorite clipper. My only issue is I use it so much battery does not have time to recharge enough. I need two of them. Mary Marchese
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it will be work between 110 to 130 but for 220 -230 i buy transformer from ebay-------------- TRANSFORMER 220V Watt FOR DEWALT CHARGER DW9116 DC9310 Voltage Converter
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I guess the problem is not just the voltage conversion (from 220v to 110v), it is the frequency that cannot be converted from 50Hz in Europe to 60Hz (what the trimmer needs).
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Thank you for the inquiry. This clipper is used with U.S. Voltage/Plug. You would need a transformer and plug adapter. It would be better to find a clipper with 220 voltage and Euro Plug. Kind regards,KimCustomer Support
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This unit only operates on 110-120V 60Hz power. It is not compatible with 220-240V 50Hz power. The manufacturer makes a model that is voltage specific 220-240V, but you will have to contact them directly for that.
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Tale Gunner offered the best answer; the picture on the Amazon product page shows a 230v/50Hz machine (although US buyers receive 110v-130V/60Hz units), so you should take care to ensure you get the right version sent Down Under. Cheers!
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Hi,Israel electricity based on 220 volts. The clipper is 120 volts and it burned after 10 seconds. Do you have the same clipper at 220 volts?
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Yes, it's perfectly working with 220Volt. It comes with a power adaptor which has a range in between 110-240V. I own this trimmer since last year and it is working great!
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I don't think so as I think it is meant for 110 volt. These do break quite often. Be sure to save your paperwork and box and register it for the warranty. I just had to have mine replaced twice and instead of a Jilbarre one they sent me a Conair one. The first Conair one broke in 2 mo and they are now in the process of shipping me a new one. Sally only honors the warranty to 3 months, after that you have to go to the manufacturer. I couldn't be without it though to do the back of my hair so easily. As long as they honor their warranties I will be happy.
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It's 110V. You can try the ones from amazon.co.uk if you want a 230V version.
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Battery didn't charge when i used 240v. Now I have to plug in wire when using clipper. I haven't charged with 120v yet but i suspect the battery is fried!
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Hi, it works with 220v... This is a powerful trimmer but it gets very hot very quickly !
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Anat.Best guess is the battery charger is designed for 120VAC @ 60 Hz. My nailer is on-loan right now so I don't have the manual handy. Let me get back to you by the 15th (Feb.), when I can check the manual. Also, check Amazon and DeWalt for a different, charger; that works on the 250V/50 Hz. standard. Also, maybe you can use a travel-type voltage reducer/changer, to get from 250V down to 120 or so. The line frequency may not be critical. I'll be in touch.