hi would this support a kreuig coffee machine 1250w and kettle 1500w if we use them separately, plan to use it overseas using 220v
847599
Based on our experience, yes - you should be able to use each device separately. We have used a crock pot with ours that is 1800w, and have had no problem.
656870
Yes it should be enough. I'm using mine to convert 220 into 110 with a power of 1400, works perfectly.
2075280
Yes it will -BUT you'll need to stop by a Radio Shack and purchase a 110V (used in US) to 220V (Europe) converter. The converter should be rated at AT LEAST 15-20 watts. (General rule: Add at least 20% to the appliance's wattage usage. If the appliances is a motor-driven device, there will probable be a quick, larger power draw by the appliance as its motor starts, so adding 50% to the converter's max output would not be a bad idea.) Because the ANDIS draws ony 10 watts, a 15 watt converter should be fine for the device. Also: Make sure the countries you are visiting have the same plug configuration as your adapter. Try googling "electrical plug configurations for european countries," print the page and ask the staff where you purchase the converter to provide you with adapters that are appropriate for the countries you are visiting. Total cost for the electrical and plug configuration adapters should not cost over $30. If if you're on a budget and if RS wants more than that - and if you have time before your trip, shop elsewhere with the information you've gotten from Radio Shack.
469721
My kettle used to work with 110 v. You need a kettle would work with 220 v. I think they should give a right kettle to you based on Europe standard.
1927356
If I am not mistaken, Germany like other CE country use 220V, 50Hz, correct? If so you definitely need a step up transformer which can handle 1500W. Since this is a heating element apparel and not an electronic device, I am not sure if a converter will be suitable for it though.
322996
This item is not a convertor. If your appliance accepting both 220v and 110v you should be fine. You can probably see that on your power chord/unit, labeled "input".
232373
I bought this coffee maker, and had to return it. The problem is, the plug is designed for a Western European electrical outlet, so you just won't be able to plug it in, in the U.S. (Though obviously you could use it in Europe.) You might think that in this case, you could just have the plug changed, but this might not be safe (?), as the inner wiring voltage requirements might not be the right ones for the U.S.
2023734
You cannot use it with 220 volt and actually this kettle broke down within one year ,do not advise to buy
262634
It should enable you to connect the coffee maker to the us type connection but be sure that the machine is designed to operate on 110 volts. The adaptor in question is not a voltage converter. It is simply a plug adaptor.
1216079
This on woked fine for me. I am a Dane and moved to US with everything in 220 volt. Lamps. coffeemachines, television everything worked with this one.
2106636
I am sure it will work there but remember that this is a simple adapter, NOT a converter. Whatever you plug in must be able to accept the current and amperage of the supply. If you plug a 110 appliance into a 220 outlet, you will fry it.
499799
whatever holesyou plug your 110 appliances into will work with a coffee warmer it your appliances haven't friedyour coffee warmer won't, but CHECK with locals or see online at https://www.google.com/search?q=argentina+electrical+adapters&oq;=argentina+electrical+adapters&aqs;=chrome.0.69i57j0l3.16092j0&sourceid;=chrome&ie;=UTF-8
1493218
I don't know but I would doubt it. you may be able to buy a separate electrical adapter though. I would recommend the Keurig mini over this one anyways. I owned both this one and the Keurig and found the Keurig just makes better coffee, even with the same water supply & same coffee.
487091
I am sorry but NO. U.S. uses 110 voltages. This coffeemaker use 220 voltage. You would need a transformer to convert. I hope I answered your question.
933902
its supports 110v. Standard in the united states. the only problem is the second coffee pot stopped working shortly after we received this product, so only one side works. I would not recommend this product.
1734541
Absolutely not. Buy only from a European Amazon site to be sure of 220v and the right prongs. Don't use a converter. It will fry your appliance.
1967779
Not at this time. I have queried Philips about this. It seems that USA 120VAC requires too much current for regular outlet and 220VAC would allow normal use in typical European kitchen.