How can I use vitamix 5200 on a 240V supply since this is a 110v product. Is there a voltage switch?
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Hi kenny. Vitamix offers products internationally as well, which have a different voltage supply. You wikl have to get the right vitamix for the area you live. You can use a converter for the 110/120v to the 220v, but its safer to buy from your area, or on thr vitamix website under international. For further questions contact vitamix customer service.
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What you have there is a Nema 6-20P 240V appliance. Leg1+Leg2+Ground instead of Leg1+Neutral+Ground. You can't run such an appliance off 120V (unless you use a step-up transformer). The easiest and least expensive solution is probably to install a 240V circuit.
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I checked the back of the unit and the answer appears to be NO. It has an integrated power supply (no external transformer) and no switch to alternate between 110V and 220V. I suggest that you explore Sangean's website as they have discrete product offerings by geographic region. Here's the link for Europe which should offer products for 220V. http://www.sangean.eu/home.html
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This item is a 120v. I don't really know if could be used for 240v. I think is better contacting the manufacturing of this tostiarepa and ask them. Good luck
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Khamis: I refer you to the Bistro manual, which says that the Bistro comes in a European version with 220 volts, and a U.S. version with 110 volts. I do not believe you can switch between the voltages. When you look at various web sites, it appears that they typically provide the operating voltage or state the region that matches the voltage. http://www.bodum.com/media/ifu/11381-01UK.pdf
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Hi. The bottom of the motor only has 120V noted. Hope that helps. Did not see anything "240V". If it helps I LOVE this blender. Powerful, and quite as blenders go. Super happy with the investment it has performed as expected and then some.
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It has a power input switch for 110/220. Being that our power input is 110v, I don't know if the 240v works or not.
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It's for US voltage, 110. Great for mixing smoothies, but use ice chips not large cubes.
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I love my Cuisinart dual sandwich maker. I don't think it works on 220 volts. You would need an adapter to convert.
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Don't bother. There is a problem with those units. I would recommend getting a vitamix unit, which is what we have now.
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No, it doesn't have a voltage switch. You'd probably have to use an adapter.
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The unit has a plug for north American use, i.e. 120V. Grounding is included. The unit has no built in way to switch to 240V.
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I have used many 120 volt Waterwise model 4000, or comparable model for years and have never seen one equipped with a 120 volt to 220 volt conversion switch. A Waterwise Web page indicates this model is indeed available for 240 volts / 50 cycles per second. Suggest you phone call them for details: 1-886-852-4268
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I only used it with 110V, but it is a real champ. I haven';t used it for more than 10 minutes at a time because I had no need. It filled up everything I needed quickly, so I'm very happy with it.
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No the GQ 5200 is rated for 110 V / 50 Hz. I'm using it with 120 V / 60 Hz power. Given both the marked electrical rating and specifications in the user guide both rate the unit for 110 V, it would not be advisable to operate it with 220 V power.
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For international use you should buy model HBH650-CE which is already 240V with the correct plug.If you want to buy this model you can buy a transformer to use it with the 110V model, just make sure the transformer is capable of handling the wattage for this blender. Damage to the unit due to voltage it's not cover by the warranty.
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John, The P4400 does not work with 240 volt appliances. It is designed for 115 volt and the maximum voltage is 125. See P4400 data sheet at http://ec1.images-amazon.com/media/i3d/01/A/man-migrate/MANUAL000010953.pdf