What is the voltage of the bta720xl toaster? i need 220v
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This toaster needs 120 volt ac. My husband says if you need a toaster that uses 220 you would need to call the factory and inquire if they make a toaster for yourneeds. I hope this helped. I love this toaster because I can lift the handle and check if my bread is toasted just the way I like it. I set it between 3 and 4; anyhigher and the bread gets darker, which I do not like. The far right button beeps when the toast is done if I get distracted while fixing breakfast. It is not a reallyloud beep, so if you leave the room you may not hear it. This is the nicest toaster I have ever had and it is worth every penny. Best wishes. This toaster needs 120 volt ac. My husband says if you need a toaster that uses 220 you would need to call the factory and inquire if they make a toaster for yourneeds. I hope this helped. I love this toaster because I can lift the handle and check if my bread is toasted just the way I like it. I set it between 3 and 4; anyhigher and the bread gets darker, which I do not like. The far right button beeps when the toast is done if I get distracted while fixing breakfast. It is not a reallyloud beep, so if you leave the room you may not hear it. This is the nicest toaster I... » Read More This toaster needs 120 volt ac. My husband says if you need a toaster that uses 220 you would need to call the factory and inquire if they make a toaster for yourneeds. I hope this helped. I love this toaster because I can lift the handle and check if my bread is toasted just the way I like it. I set it between 3 and 4; anyhigher and the bread gets darker, which I do not like. The far right button beeps when the toast is done if I get distracted while fixing breakfast. It is not a reallyloud beep, so if you leave the room you may not hear it. This is the nicest toaster I have ever had and it is worth every penny. Best wishes. « Show Less
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All Breville® products sold in the U.S., including the BTA720XL Bit More™, are designed to operate on a standard dedicated US household circuit of 120V, 60Hz. For any further questions we ask you to please call our Consumer Support team at 1-866-273-8455 (M-F 8am-5pm PST) or submit your inquiry online at www.brevilleusasupport.com so that we may reach out to you.
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110V. That is the standard voltage in the US. 220V is only for large appliances like dryers, in wall air conditioners, etc.
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Hi Xiang,First of all, I do not know much about electronics, but would like to answer what I know.The voltage of my machine is 120v which is allowed to use in my country. You need to use an AC adapter to convert the voltage if it is not allowed but most important is to consult a licensed electrician.
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No it wont. You will need to use a voltage converter. And it will have to be a big one. The toaster is 110v for us
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The exact voltage has to be somewhere on the electrical item. If it's dual voltage, it will say 110v-220v. If it doesn't have both, it's not dual.
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Nancy, if your toaster uses 1000 watts or less, that would be about 8 amperes. The switch, according to the data imprinted on it states a rating of 15 amperes. There should be power or current information on your toaster and if it requires less than 15 amperes it should be OK to use the switch. If your data information states watts but not amperes, then divide the watt number by 125 and that will tell you the ampere usage. I hope this helps.
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The regular Dualit 2-Slice Toaster commonly available is for use in the US for 110v only. You would have to order a special Euro model for using 220v. Check the specifications before ordering.
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The one I bought is 120 volts. Unless you are buying from Amazon in Europe most all appliances sold in USA are 120V(unless specified otherwise)
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It is 110 but you can buy KitchenAid toasters in 220-240V from other places on-line like ebay, I'm not sure if they have this exact model but they do offer it in the Artisian style.
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It is the two slot version. The carton it was packed in gives HE200ST (1772096)as a number. The toaster itself does not have any information on it at all, which is rather surprising. The carton does indicate that it is UL -- electrically OK for household use in the USA.
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All Breville® products sold in the U.S., including the BSB530XL All In One™, are designed to operate on a standard dedicated US household circuit of 120V, 60Hz. For any further questions we ask you to please call our Consumer Support team at 1-866-273-8455 (M-F 8am-5pm PST) or submit your inquiry online at www.brevilleusasupport.com so that we may reach out to you.
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Standard 120v is what I use. Many appliances now are rated for up to 220v automatically, but you'd need to refer to the Owner's Manual to see. It's an incredible product.
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Hello! It is 110V. Let me know if I can help you with any other concerns.Sandy, Owner Best Kitchen Products
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Hooks up to a 12 volt battery. You'll need a pretty good size battery bank if you want to run a toaster. 200 Amp-hour or so. Then you plug in your AC appliances, and turn them on. Mine blew the internal fuses when I tried using a vacuum, guess it was just a bit too much. Bit of a task replacing them, so will probably add fuse holders when I do it. Otherwise it's a pretty good unit. You'll also need some pretty large cables from the battery to your unit. Along with a 150 amp fuse. Good luck!
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I have one that I bought in Europe many years ago when I was stationed there. So it is 220v. I brought it back and use it every day in the USA. If you have a few electrical skills, hooking up 220 in one's kitchen is easy. You have a 220v oven and range (probably). But if you haven't got the skills or it is too much of a PITA, you would be much better getting one that is 110v. My guess is that buying a European model would not save much money anyway. Great machine, I just rebuilt mine, love it to death.
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Mine is 110 v with ground, but you could email TSM about your question. They are very responsive http://www.sausagemaker.com.
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Carefully check the label near the power plug on your TV again. The information may be moulded into the plastic on the back of the set. You might need a magnifying glass and a flashlight to read it. Very few electronic appliances made today will only work on 120/60 power. They almost all use switching power supplies, which will run on 120-240V 50-60 Hz.