Can someone suggest a 12v-120v converter to be used with the road pro stove sold on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/RoadPro-12-Volt...
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tay away from the 6amp converter if using the road pro stove. Get the Burton 200watt converter. I have trie the 6amp and others. It has 15 amps. use it for the same reason and also on a 75 watt fridge. A little more expensive but you will be happy with it. It has a build in fan that is a little loud but keeps the unit very cool. Hope this helps.
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huh? no, of course not, it is a 110 v item..stoves and friges work on 220 v!
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The 120V unit works fine. Don't know why you would need a 220. I have one in my home and based on a good experience, installed one on my new boat. The 120V grill on the boat avoids the need for propane, a huge benefit.
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You can also buy a tranformer to use any 110-120 appliance. I will recommend a 1500W or higher: Power Bright VC1500W Voltage Transformer 1500 Watt Step Up/Down converter 110/120 Volt - 220/240 Volt right here on Amazon.
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Hello, I bought this converter in combination with a 110V pyrographic tool. After two days use, the tool had a short circuit and also the converter was burned through.I dont know if it was the tool or the converter that has caused the malfunction. That was my experience; I cannot advise you. The only thing I can say is that I would not buy this converter again. Wish you luck with your purchase!!! Hans Melissant
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We are standard US 120v, so I don't know if it can be converted. You could contact the Chef's Choice. I couldn't find email, but here's the other contact info from their website:Chef's ChoiceEdgecraft Corporation825 Southwood RoadAvondale, PA 19311 U.S.A.Customer Service800-342-3255610-268-0500Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM (EST)
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Usually a stove, like a refrigerator, needs a dedicated outlet. I wouldn't trust it for a stove.
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Sorry about the delay. I deleted all amazon email thinking it was all junk.Didn't see this until I was deleting stuff from my phone. I dont' think it will work on 240. There is no switch to allow changing between 120 and 240v.
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Hi everyone! I actually started this thread ages ago and got a notice about the last post so I thought I would chime in. :)I ended up buying a GHD in the end. It is UK plug, so when I use it home, I have to use a plug converter. Nothing electric, just to make is usable in the US plug (2 spoke vs 3 spoke). It works wonderfully, but plan on getting the plug changed over since the UK (3 prong) is MASSIVEEEE and heavy and a pain. But my hair looks wonderful! Look into the GHD. They are ALL "Universal voltage", so all you need is the plug converter which you typically get in those travel kits with adapters/ converters. Hi everyone! I actually started this thread ages ago and got a notice about the last post so I thought I would chime in. :)I ended up buying a GHD in the end. It is UK plug, so when I use it home, I have to use a plug converter. Nothing electric, just to make is usable in the US plug (2 spoke vs 3 spoke). It works wonderfully, but plan on getting the plug changed over since the UK (3 prong) is MASSIVEEEE and heavy and a pain. But my hair looks wonderful! Look into the GHD. They are ALL "Universal voltage", so all you need is the plug converter which you... » Read More Hi everyone! I actually started this thread ages ago and got a notice about the last post so I thought I would chime in. :)I ended up buying a GHD in the end. It is UK plug, so when I use it home, I have to use a plug converter. Nothing electric, just to make is usable in the US plug (2 spoke vs 3 spoke). It works wonderfully, but plan on getting the plug changed over since the UK (3 prong) is MASSIVEEEE and heavy and a pain. But my hair looks wonderful! Look into the GHD. They are ALL "Universal voltage", so all you need is the plug converter which you typically get in those travel kits with adapters/ converters. « Show Less
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I have the same type and size burners on my stove and I use my presto pressure cooker all summer long&gt; No problems! good luck..Diane H.
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If you get consumer electronics (in general, not just this one) and something rated for 220V blows up on 240V, send it back. The two are used almost interchangeably, even by engineers, and if it's not built to tolerate at least 10% more (which is more than the difference between those two) it shouldn't be in mass production to begin with. (tldr: don't sweat the difference)--A degreed Electrical Engineer
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I don't believe the converter would be sufficient. I got a transformer converter- which is rated for "electronics".It's a bit heavy, but it is a reliable device. I also found it on Amazon, so search for converter/adapter for electronics.
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I am pretty sure the motor would burn out without a converter. We have US voltage converters built in to some of our sockets in the house as it is for the USA housing here.
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This is NOT a converter, it is an adapter. It allows you to use US-standard plugs in a variety of foreign outlets. It does NOT convert higher voltage to 110V and you will fry an appliance unless it is already suited for 100/240 use (like most computer power supplies are). All you need to do is look at the device you need to use and see what it will handle for voltage - if it says something like 100-240V you can use this adapter anywhere, otherwise you need to get a step-down transformer (heavier and usually a bit more expensive).
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This is only an adapter but your need for a voltage converter will depend on the age of your small appliance or electronic. Most modern electronics and small appliances are dual voltage so a converter wouldn't be necessary but it is always a safe thing to check the individual UL stickers or labels on the backs or handles or plugs of your items to avoid any potential burnouts and or short circuits. If they list a range for voltage such as 100-240v-50-60Hz then you're likely looking at a dual voltage item and you'd be okay. If the numbers listed are single like 110v-50Hz, it's probably an older device and is NOT dual voltage so you'd be safer to leave it at home. This is only an adapter but your need for a voltage converter will depend on the age of your small appliance or electronic. Most modern electronics and small appliances are dual voltage so a converter wouldn't be necessary but it is always a safe thing to check the individual UL stickers or labels on the backs or handles or plugs of your items to avoid any potential burnouts and or short circuits. If they list a range for voltage such as 100-240v-50-60Hz then you're likely looking at a dual voltage item and you'd be okay. If the numbers listed are single like 110v-50Hz, it's probably an... » Read More This is only an adapter but your need for a voltage converter will depend on the age of your small appliance or electronic. Most modern electronics and small appliances are dual voltage so a converter wouldn't be necessary but it is always a safe thing to check the individual UL stickers or labels on the backs or handles or plugs of your items to avoid any potential burnouts and or short circuits. If they list a range for voltage such as 100-240v-50-60Hz then you're likely looking at a dual voltage item and you'd be okay. If the numbers listed are single like 110v-50Hz, it's probably an older device and is NOT dual voltage so you'd be safer to leave it at home. « Show Less
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Charles I just got a response for the manufactuere. you need a flame to heat the wok so. no, electfice stove doesnt not work for the wok unfortunetely hope it works out. Best. Terry
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Hello ,You can buy " Voltage converters ", they are available on amazon . Here the sample one which I am referring to. This is just a sample adapter I wanted to show , review the product and do further purchase. Let me know if you have any questions. TRAVEL POWER CONVERTER ADAPTER 1600W 4 PLUGS 220-110 V TRANSFORMER CHARGER NEW !