Does it work with 220v voltage?
1990299
it's got a 110V plug on it. So, if you wanted to use it with 220v you would need to use an adapter plug so you could plug it in. As voltage increases, current decreases so in theory you should be fine. P=I*E: Power (watts) = Current * Voltage. If voltage increased, then Current must decreased as Power (watts) is constant. But you should not use a 220 volt product on 110. 220 would probably also affect the fan speed, but your question was will it work. So, to make sure you are absolutely staff, contact Honeywell - http://www.honeywellfansavings.com/fans/customer-support/But, if you are still concerned it's got a 110V plug on it. So, if you wanted to use it with 220v you would need to use an adapter plug so you could plug it in. As voltage increases, current decreases so in theory you should be fine. P=I*E: Power (watts) = Current * Voltage. If voltage increased, then Current must decreased as Power (watts) is constant. But you should not use a 220 volt product on 110. 220 would probably also affect the fan speed, but your question was will it work. So, to make sure you are absolutely staff, contact Honeywell - http://www.honeywellfansavings.com/fans/customer-support/But,... » Read More it's got a 110V plug on it. So, if you wanted to use it with 220v you would need to use an adapter plug so you could plug it in. As voltage increases, current decreases so in theory you should be fine. P=I*E: Power (watts) = Current * Voltage. If voltage increased, then Current must decreased as Power (watts) is constant. But you should not use a 220 volt product on 110. 220 would probably also affect the fan speed, but your question was will it work. So, to make sure you are absolutely staff, contact Honeywell - http://www.honeywellfansavings.com/fans/customer-support/But, if you are still concerned « Show Less
1990300
No! No! No! The statement in RJ's answer assumes I (Current) doesn't change. Ohm's Law in simple form states "I=V/R". (Current in Amperes = Volts divided by Resistance in Ohm's). If you double Volts, Amperes double. Hooking a 110V motor to a 220V outlet is an excellent way to burn your house down.I would add, if anyone in the USA is actually selling an adaptor that allows you to plug a 110V cord into a 220V outlet their looking at some big time prison time.Please people, if you are not a certified electrician do not modify any electrical equipment.
1990301
Under the fan says: 120A.CIt also gives a 1 800 477 0457. I believe that it means only 120a.c, but you can call and ask.
1990302
Do not plug it in to 220V. The unit is not constant power but power is derived from the inductance of the unit. At 60 HZ the inductance is fixed. Double the voltage and you'll potentially quadruple the power and fry the fan. A little theory is dangerous. Get the right fan for your electricity or get a 220 to 110 transformer.
1111682
It works on 220v, 100% confirmed. I live in Chile where the electricity is 220v and I have had mine plugged in working with no problems for over several months.
1945129
No, it only works with 110V supply. You'd need to get a transformer (like i have) to make it work outside US.
802102
Hi, the label at the power adapter shows input: 100-220v - 50/60Hz. I guess it will work with 220v but I have only used it with 110v.
681938
The specs on the device say 120-240 volt AC 50/60 Hz, so yes, it will work on 220 volts. However, the plug is a standard USA type, so to operate the device in a 220 volt environment, you'll need a plug converter ($2 at Radio Shack) - not a transformer.
1541715
Hello, it's 120v. You might need a voltage converter to change it into 220v.
775545
Yes, like most new electronics, it automatically detects and uses 110-220V just fine. Works great too!
1225837
No. The unit is wired for 110v. You will need an adapter/converter for it to work with a 220 plug.
1780578
No, this particular product does NOT support 220V. "120V-60Hz 10W" is on the box.
1112206
it has a power transformer that plugs into 110v, perhaps there is another available that would work with 220v
301768
Hi, it works with 220v... This is a powerful trimmer but it gets very hot very quickly !
920741
No it will not work with 220v circuit. All standard household lights in U.S. require 120v circuit with a neutral/ground wire.
1154900
It states on it: Input: 110V-240V 50-60Hz 0.35A output 5.0V 2.0A So I would assume that you could use it for 220V.
1301839
No it does not work with 220 volt. If you haven't purchased, please reconsider. It's not worth it. I use my old Hamilton Beach workhorse and it works better. Hope this helps. :-)
22160
It works with 220v. I had the same doubt, bought one piece and installed it to 220v in Argentina, and it worked OK.
1953186
I am not sure - I have it plugged into a 110 V outlet. Not sure if you can get an adapter or if will actually work on a 220 V. My best guess is that it will not.
2015705
Yes this works with 220v. I went to Central/Eastern Europe in May 2013 and used this product at every stop/hotel. It worked great.