Is it 110 volt or 220v. I need to use it in Asia.
1975287
All Breville products sold in the U.S., including the BPI640XL Personal Pie Maker, are designed to operate on a standard dedicated US household circuit of 120V, 60Hz.
2252462
With the 110V standard used voltage used in the US. Unless I'm mistaken China has a 200-220V system therefore you would need a transformer of some kind. Or see if it comes in 220 volts to alleviate the use of the transformer.
1098940
I have this unit and I live in the Philippines. We're using 220 volts here. It works perfectly.
1937915
I gave mine to a friend in china, there are 220V ,and he have not told me any problem . I hope it helps.
1026424
As far as we can tell it is not dual voltage. It says 120 Vac 60 Hz 600W. We live in Korea and have to plug it into a transformer.
246979
100-240V and 50/60Hz. it can be used in the Philipines the same as any other product.
717787
Although it's Chinese product, it's made for US customers. It's 110v voltage.
1733237
Not this one. It is rated for 125V. I am sure you can find one designed for Asian market where power rating is 220V
1655271
The Us uses 110 and India 220 volts. You will need a plug adaptor. We own a little kit eith different adaptors. Very useful for travel anywhere in the world.
2050683
I don't know about China, but I live in Hong Kong and here we use 220volts. I ordered the 220volts and It works perfectly here.
1434198
Yes this works in Asian countries. I bought it for Uganda where the voltage in 240V and it works very well.Best Regards, Moses Musaazi
1649463
The one I bought ran on 110VAC. In the Philippines, the voltage is 220VAC, so I use a step down transformer.
1668142
Yes I used this in Asia (240V) for two years. Works great I love this thing!
2146972
usually 110 volts USA..100 Volts could ne inadequate.. Check with B&D Japan affiliate
793610
sorry late. actually the A1 is 110V. in mainladn china you must use a voltage transformer.
1933000
I thing it not dual voltage.if you buy it in us and canada 110 but you buy it on asia and erupe work with 240 acept Japan that work with 100
2109538
Mine is variable voltage. Bought and used it a year in Florida at 110v and now am in Bangkok at 220v. It will say so on the power black box, though you might need a magnifying glass to read it.