What the current: 220 W or another?
1981792
It's like 120- 240 so it works in a 220 volt, but it is a little too strong, so I use a converter box.
1598171
for 220 use yellow/green for ground. the other 2 wires are hot. for 110 use yellow/green for ground. and use one wire hot and the other neutral.
1154540
Mine is 110. But you could purchase a transformer/converter. We used them in Germany for 110 appliances in the 70's
137337
I did already! I said I use it on both! 220 when we are traveling / cooking in motels.....110 at other homes that don't have 220!you ask me to respond 2 times...see what I wrote previously, below.....
1471437
It is 110V. If you plan to plug it in a 220V country, please be aware you will need a HUUUGEEEEE converter for 1200W. I have one, it weights 16 pounds (no kidding!!)
1519221
If purchased in US, it will be 110-120. The plug has 2 parallel blades and a round ground prong. 220 in US has two blades NOT parallel (- |) with a round ground prong.
476998
110 or 220. Your choice. Modify simply for 220. Says 10 - 15 amps in booklet. Tech support says normally operates at 5 - 10 amps. Super fine machine.
67101
Just a normal everyday household outlet. Not sure. .. but I think that is a 110 outlet
520530
I don't know. I have mine plugged into a regular power surge protector strip for regular house current in the USA. I think it's 110.
51699
Yes, just 110. You may have to search for the 220 or ask their Customer Service. It has a "safety feature" that makes it turn off after just 2-hours. I think 4 wold be more convenient, otherwise it's great.Hope this helps.
1775147
110 is basic house stuff, 220 is for larger appliances like washers and dryers, and I know at my fire station we have a 480 line for our outdoor siren.
1730196
I am enjoying mine right now and the back of the control reads 110-120 Vac and 180W.
1805140
110 or 220. There is a switch on the back. You also need to change the fuse when you change voltage, but no transformer change is needed.
1100201
It is 110 in the U.S., 220 in many other countries. H.W. P.S. Some appliances need a 220 line in U.S.
980522
It's only 120v, you could transform 220 to 110, but you'll need a big powersource able to deliver at least 1200w.
542210
220-240v. With the "right plug" it can be plugged in. I was going to use a plug but decided to hardware just before install. Works great. This small little bugger can really throw the heat and it's nice and small.
833341
I use it at work and plug it into a standard wall outlet but I can't tell you if its a one 110 or 120.