What about Frequency?In Europe is 50HZ and in USA 60HZ.Can i use for my HairCutter,it is 12 W 120 V 60 HZ?
1987975
I don't know about the "HZ". I only am familiar with Watts and Volts. The one I have is for 35 Watt appliances and it works just fine. I'm using it in Israel which has the 220 volt electricity. You just have to be sure you don't use it for appliances of more than 35 Watts.
1987976
The Hertz is only important if you have a motor or a TV. Your haircutter will work slightly slower at 50HZ in Europe than at 60Hz in the USA/Canada. But it will work.
1987977
I used this unit to recharge a camera battery. It worked perfectly. I don't a problem.
1987978
Most devices people would take traveling are forgiving when it comes to AC frequency. People should not have a problem with a device designed for 60hz running off of a 50hz source as long as the voltage had been converted (220/240 -> 110/120) and the available current (or power in watts) is sufficient.
1987979
for Europe frequency, you can use this kind Simran SMF-200 Deluxe 200 Watts Step Down Voltage Converter for International Travel to 220V Countries Ideal for Laptops, Cameras, Phones, iPads etc
886496
I don't know what you mean by "switch" between 50 hz and 60 hz. I haven't read or seen a manual for this unit, but I would assume the unit can be powered by a 50 hz or 60 hz power supply. Its made to use electronics from 220 volt countries here in the USA and vice versa.
463238
To the best of my knowledge this unit is for US 110v/60hz power and utilizes the standard US plug. With a voltage converter and plug adapter it could be used on 220v but if you have 50z power it will not run properly. I would encourage you to look at Oster 76097-440 220 Volt Classic 97 Professional Hair Clipper - Available on Amazon.
2071904
The US works on a 110 volt/60 hertz system while Europe uses a 220 volt/50 hertz system. This is 110 volt. If you want to use it in Europe, you need a converter.
72244
Guys, don't mix Volts and Watts. ynashatz, if there was a clipper with 220 Watts of power, I would pay $700-$8-- for each (I am always power hungry)But "A Reader got it right". No hard feelings, just want to help those that might ask the same question. It is 45 Watts, 220-240 Volts and 50 Hertz (50 cycles per second).
1132338
The label on mine says 120VAC 60Hz only. Maybe another model is set up for 240VAC 50Hz.
1171029
This products is designedfor the US market, uses 110v to 120v and 60Hz. The 220 volt converter would be designed for 50Hz and would require different components inside the clipper to work efficiently.
211387
it can be used in the United states, since it comes with an adapter for other countries. You can also change the electricity to 120 or 240. That is why I love this hair dryer.
2172450
It should work since all it changes the hz and v but why not get a step down converter. That's what they are for.. Your machine can probably run on 50 or 60hz. Where as US clippers needs 60hz to operate correctly.
1683595
Answer, it depend. USA is 60Hz. Europe is 50Hz. This generator is 60Hz unless there is a switch available on the generator I don't know about. Damage can occur to both generator and equipment if they are not compatible with the Hz (Hertz - cycles per second) output. If you have equipment that runs at 220/240VAC at 60Hz, you are okay. If not, extreme damage is in your future. Bottom line, buy the right generator for your location. If you don't know, consult an electrician.
1423087
in Europe uses 220 volt outlets. You need an adapter of some sort if you want to use an electric razor made for the United States
764121
The one I have is 110V 60hz where it made not sure. Works very well no matter, much better than using wire brush and putty knife and scraping. Be sure to use a mask it make lots of dust.
5809
Here in the USA the standard voltage is 120V 60hz. Some other countries have a different standard. If you live in a country with a different standard, you can simply by a converter "plug" for less than $10.
1328781
No, the input is 110V 60hz but the power is 1800W (not 2300W). I have owned 2 hair dryers prior to this one that were 2300W and this one dries my hair much faster that the higher wattage ones. I assume this is because of the infrared feature. I am completely satisfied with this dryer and I think it is much easier on my hair. My hands are very arthritic and not very agile and I have no problem managing this dryer.
807333
Hey Funkydeo, in this politically correct illiterate world, it's hard to find answers. It's your lucky day. The unit designed for 220V will work with 50 Hz. It's operational range is 45-65 Hz, optimized for 55Hz. It's simple motor with minimal "electronics". Have a good day.
2240047
I don't know as I use it in the U.S., I would contact the manufacturer. The back of this model says 120V 60 hz
2169869
The converter (transformer) that comes with the clipper automatically adjusts to any voltage at any country. Input power can be 120,220,230 or 240 but the output power will always be what the clipper needs. I hope this helps.