I am in &Yacute;stanbul.How many volts is working in these products ? Thanks...
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I found this answer on Amazon's website. The Liddle Griddle 07211 uses 120V AC, 1000 watts. I hope this helps. I just love the one I bought for our two-person household.
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120 volts. Not good for wide bottom mugs. Multi- purpose. Also melts wax. I warmed a muffin and breakfast roll.
645738
120 VAC Voltage is applicable. I imagine you could get them in 230 VAC Voltage too.
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I am from Israel and we have 230v. I just bought an udapter and works great. Just that you know, it is quit small so it really deppends on what use you plan with it. Best of luck :) Lior
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They're marked at 3.7 V.... Mine were actually ranging from 4.7 to 5.2V. Not safe!!!
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I think you have a problem. The tubes require 700VAC and that is a reality. My complaint is the lack of documentation. Colorful wires yes, instructions no. Be very careful with transformer when energized. There are voltages that are lethal. I have limited engineering skills - check the other posts.
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My ones are 120V, ordered from USA. They're pretty good, but are not bivolt. A converter should solve your problem.
1087974
Não sei. Eu não arrisquei. Aqui trabalhamos com 110 volts! É preferível comprar um transformador de 120X100 volts. Aqui no Brasil você compra, inclusive, com redutor de ruídos! Caso não tenha por aí, me procure, e dar-lhe-ei um link de um fabricante aqui no Brasil!
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The only information that was shown was on the quirky. I will give you that information. 15A 125vac, 60hz,1875watts. Suppressed voltage 800 v ( l-n,l-,n-g). I hope this helps. This was the only information that was on this product.
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these are great for 12 volts DC.the relays will handle 14-18 volts DC. most vehicles have a charging rate of 13.8 to 14.2DC. the current coming out of your cigarette lighter/ charging ports is 13.8 to 14.2 volts. the alternator needs to put out that much current to keep your cars battery charged while operating all headlights, heater/ac blowers, defoggers etc. personally, I would not run more than 20 amps thru these. I do use these for lower amp projects but use better bosch brand relays for higher amp projects. look for relays sold by bosch or hella if you want a heavy duty relay. you will notice the big price difference when you look at the brand name products. there is a reason because of quality. these are great for 12 volts DC.the relays will handle 14-18 volts DC. most vehicles have a charging rate of 13.8 to 14.2DC. the current coming out of your cigarette lighter/ charging ports is 13.8 to 14.2 volts. the alternator needs to put out that much current to keep your cars battery charged while operating all headlights, heater/ac blowers, defoggers etc. personally, I would not run more than 20 amps thru these. I do use these for lower amp projects but use better bosch brand relays for higher amp projects. look for relays sold by bosch or hella if you want a heavy duty relay. you will... » Read More these are great for 12 volts DC.the relays will handle 14-18 volts DC. most vehicles have a charging rate of 13.8 to 14.2DC. the current coming out of your cigarette lighter/ charging ports is 13.8 to 14.2 volts. the alternator needs to put out that much current to keep your cars battery charged while operating all headlights, heater/ac blowers, defoggers etc. personally, I would not run more than 20 amps thru these. I do use these for lower amp projects but use better bosch brand relays for higher amp projects. look for relays sold by bosch or hella if you want a heavy duty relay. you will notice the big price difference when you look at the brand name products. there is a reason because of quality. « Show Less
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240 volt is standard in USA (multiples of 120 volts) I do believe I saw some lit regarding Canadian standards being a little different. Where are u located?
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I'm sorry I am not familiar with the voltage. I would suggest asking the seller of the product. Thank you.
138244
I use two regularly hooked up to my car's electrical system. They've displayed without fail even down below 11 volts. I'm confident that if working properly they will work down to 4.5V as specified by maker/seller.
202684
These are multi voltage units. Do you have the correct voltage setting? Sounds like you don't.
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we use the brightest 3528 SMD LEDs for these GRV brand LED Bulns,It about 95~120 Lumens when work at DC12V ~13V ,but Cann't use for more than 13V DC ,maybe become very hot more than 13V and short lifetime,maybe too hot and will Burned soon if input voltage above 14V DC,Someone said Burned out soon due to some new RV output about 14V Voltage,please confirm voltage is about DC12V when install it,thanks! thanks!
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However.... That said - the voltage of each lightbulb is 220v I believe. I couldn't get a replacement bulb in this country . I may be mistaken but .... Half my house shorted out within a day or so of installing. I'm taking the light down.
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The problem with ours is that it blew the fuses that it came with and the two extras so I don't have a clue whether or not this works. I'm not sure how they blew, but I never tinkered with it because I bought this for my mother. She didn't get anything to work (note we live in the US) even when she used different options for the input volts. (she tried both 110 and 220, both blew a fuse) I'm sorry I can't help you with this, but I think we got a defected version or some kind of messed up one.