Dear Madam or Sir, I would like to purchase a dynablend, however since I currently live in Germany I would need a model with 230 volt. Is this possible? Kind regards Jelena Martini Dear Madam or Sir, I would like to purchase a dynablend, however since I currently live in Germany I would need a model with 230 volt. Is this possible? Kind regards » Read More Dear Madam or Sir, I would like to purchase a dynablend, however since I currently live in Germany I would need a model with 230 volt. Is this possible? Kind regards Jelena Martini « Show Less
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Tribest does make the DynaBlend in a 230 volt. You would need to order it directly from them. Thanks!
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The features list stated 110V, I am looking for the 200 V though. Can anyone help with where I can the 220 V version of this product, please?
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I suggest that you visit the manufacturer's website and see if there are machines for international voltage requirements. I have not seen anything in the literature that came with mine that suggests that it will run or that there is a model which will run on 230 v. The Bosch people make a similar machine that may have the capacity to run on 230 v.
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no they don't. it's clearly state on their website. you have 2 options, buy a 220 volt model in Europe but it's way more expensive or buy a power converter, you can find for 150$ a 3KW power converter on amazon.this is what I did. and it's still 200$ cheaper than buying in Europe. you will need at least 3KW to be sure.
1977611
Assuming you're asking whether this is 230 volt... European standard. I bought one and use it at home here in the US.. so I think not. Works fine.
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sorry did not pay attention to that.just make sure you have a transformer if you are gonna use it some other country.
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Does anyone know where I can buy a 220V unit. I am going to India and the apartments and environment are horribly dusty. I want to take a unit from here but dont think these converters 220 - 110 that area available in India work that well?
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I've been looking into this as well since I'm moving to Europe. The UK, Canadian, Hong Kong, French etc. websites list it as "free voltage". Some US authorized Samsung dealers also list their models as voltage free. I would find it odd if only the US one is restricted to 120V. I just called Samsung to ask, but I don't think the support staff even knew what I was asking about. My PS4 and Xbox One are also both listed as 120V only, but actually include a free voltage PSU inside. I guess I'll give it a try when I get to Europe and see what happens. Let me know if you find any information. I've been looking into this as well since I'm moving to Europe. The UK, Canadian, Hong Kong, French etc. websites list it as "free voltage". Some US authorized Samsung dealers also list their models as voltage free. I would find it odd if only the US one is restricted to 120V. I just called Samsung to ask, but I don't think the support staff even knew what I was asking about. My PS4 and Xbox One are also both listed as 120V only, but actually include a free voltage PSU inside. I guess I'll give it a try when I get to Europe and see what happens. Let me know if you find... » Read More I've been looking into this as well since I'm moving to Europe. The UK, Canadian, Hong Kong, French etc. websites list it as "free voltage". Some US authorized Samsung dealers also list their models as voltage free. I would find it odd if only the US one is restricted to 120V. I just called Samsung to ask, but I don't think the support staff even knew what I was asking about. My PS4 and Xbox One are also both listed as 120V only, but actually include a free voltage PSU inside. I guess I'll give it a try when I get to Europe and see what happens. Let me know if you find any information. « Show Less
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I wish it were so simple. No, the armatures are not the same. That's why they have a USA (120v) and a Euro (220v). They are electrically different.
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Hi, thank you for the inquiry. Currently Amazon only carries the US transformer. Note however that any transformer with an output of 24VAC will work, so the transformer can be sourced separately if you decide to get the unit anyway. Thanks
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Were you able to find a 220 charger? We are in the same situation. I don't want to have to use a transformer for charging, and I don't want to buy the euro 18v version just for the 3 years I am stationed in Europe. Thanks!
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Hi Maria, you can bring it but you'll still need to get the proper adapter (also called 'converters'). While you;re on the Amazon shopping page, do a Search and I'm sure you'll be able to find one. Enjoy Europe!!
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Hi Richard, We only are able to sell the 115 Volt Version of this product which is what we have listed. You may need to contact the manufacturer directly so you can choose the plug type and voltage requirements you are looking for. Thank you for your interest. Have a great day!
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Dremel claims this spare armature is suitable for replacement to all their similar tools. In my case I have replaced in the model 300, 230 volts and it is working. I feel that this armature may be suitable to the models with operating voltages 230 volts and also for 110 Volts. The setting area and other setting applications of this armature appears to be the same for most of the similar DREMEL Models. however it is better to ask the company directly.
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The machine that I got is 115 volts. I would check directly with the manufacturer or supplier as to 230 volt machines-I believe that most of Europe uses 230 v. The machine is made in Sweden so probably makes a 230v.
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After doing a search for dual voltage flat irons, I ordered this one. When it arrived, there was nothing on the packaging or the product itself to make me think it actually was dual voltage. I came back to the website to double-check my information. I read again customers' claims that it is indeed dual voltage. I went over to the wall and, using a plug converter (from American flat to European round prongs), plugged it in. No sparks, no blown fuses. I live in Europe, and I wonder if the product will require replacement sooner than if I were in the States, but I'll cross that bridge later. I don't use a flat iron very often, so it may not be an issue. After doing a search for dual voltage flat irons, I ordered this one. When it arrived, there was nothing on the packaging or the product itself to make me think it actually was dual voltage. I came back to the website to double-check my information. I read again customers' claims that it is indeed dual voltage. I went over to the wall and, using a plug converter (from American flat to European round prongs), plugged it in. No sparks, no blown fuses. I live in Europe, and I wonder if the product will require replacement sooner than if I were in the States, but I'll cross that bridge later. I... » Read More After doing a search for dual voltage flat irons, I ordered this one. When it arrived, there was nothing on the packaging or the product itself to make me think it actually was dual voltage. I came back to the website to double-check my information. I read again customers' claims that it is indeed dual voltage. I went over to the wall and, using a plug converter (from American flat to European round prongs), plugged it in. No sparks, no blown fuses. I live in Europe, and I wonder if the product will require replacement sooner than if I were in the States, but I'll cross that bridge later. I don't use a flat iron very often, so it may not be an issue. « Show Less
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The radio is sold internationally, so that for greater voltage should be available. Please check with the seller. I really like mine. I know that it uses a transformer for a 8.5 volts in the USA. There should be some sort of what you need there. It is just a matter of voltage. It does use a transformer. I know that. I know there is a converter to go from voltage of other countries to that of the USA. Surely there is the opposite too, if needed.