What is the power rating of this treadmill? 120v, 230v or universal? I will be using the treadmill in Nigeria where the power is 210-230V. Any one with idea on the right stepdown transformer to buy?
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120v, i have to add that i run on the treadmill and my downstairs neighbors dont hear a single sound. Its fast and easy to open and close. Hope this helps :)
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The owner's manual states: This product is for use on a nominal 110-120 volt circuit. All instructions do come in a few languages so it may be available in different configurations dependant on where you are ordering it from.
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To help answer.. your question I emailed horizon company.. as soon as I get a response from them I will email you also.I also would like to know the answer to your question..
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The manual specs are limited, however the manual rates this device is for use on a nominal 110-120 Volt circuit.
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Here is your answer from horizon fitness..Hello,Thank you for your email. All of our treadmills are rated for 110-volt circuits. We also recommend that the machines be on a dedicated circuit. Please let us know if you have any additional questions or concerns. Kind regards,KristenHorizon Fitness
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Here is your answer from horizon fitness.. Hello,Thank you for your email. All of our treadmills are rated for 110-volt circuits. We also recommend that the machines be on a dedicated circuit. Please let us know if you have any additional questions or concerns. Kind regards, Kristen Horizon Fitness
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I wanted to know that too. Just found this on his webpage: * Universal voltage (120-240V), perfect for worldwide travel So it looks like only an adapter plug would be needed not a transformer.
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you need a transormer that will step down the voltage, convert the cycles & fit into your receptacle. i have used a number of times for US items when I was in China & Hong Kong. you can purchase one here on amazon. just search "step down transformer" and you will see a whole bunch pop up. make sure you purchase one that equals or exceeds the amperage draw and make sure you have an adapter for the power cord plug which you can buy here or in the country where you will use. according to online specs, motor is 1/3 hp and at 120 volts it draws 2.5 amps so 120x2.5=300 watts x1.5 so you need a 450 - 500 watt transformer and prices seem to average in the low $30 range. i doubt you will use this sander very ofter so if you have other 120V items that you wish to power, just make sure you choose a transformer that is high enough rated to cover your other items as well.
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I live in the UK and used a transformer for mine for a while and it worked great. Not wanting a big transformer in the living room floor I went to my local Roomba dealer and found a 220v power pack that worked great and been using ever since without problem. The power is stepped down before it plugs into the base station already so it just uses a different step down plug.
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I am from Israel and we have 230v. I just bought an udapter and works great. Just that you know, it is quit small so it really deppends on what use you plan with it. Best of luck :) Lior
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Just my opinion, please read manufactures installation instructions. Since the device says that it is 12 volt and not 120 volt I would assume a step down transformer would be necessary. Please read the current reviews for this device, some where in the back of my mind it was discontinued because of problems. If this is not the one that was discontinued I would suggest a search on U-tube for installation instructions. I have found some great videos instructions on u-tube.
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I would assume is USA 120V unless otherwise specified. Worth getting a transformer thought. i love this machine!
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The input voltage is 120V ~ 60Hz 0.68A. The Input Power is 33W. The Output is: 22.5V As I am in New Zealand with 240-220 voltage, I have bought a step-down Transformer, 50W with 240V - 115V. By Power TechPlus N287. Model Cat.MF -1091. Does this help?
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The input voltage is 120V ~ 60Hz 0.68A. The Input Power is 33W. The Output is: 22.5VAs I am in New Zealand with 240-220 voltage, I have bought a step-down Transformer, 50W with 240V - 115V.By Power TechPlus N287. Model Cat.MF -1091. Does this help?
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Any step_up/step_down transformer can be use to convert 110v to 220v or vice versa except that in this case it is an over kill to use a 3000W transformer for a 750W appliance.
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Hi Kelly:I own that treadmill and have not had that experience, but, I can offer a few suggestions. 1)Unplug the device, wait one minute, and plug it back in.If that does not work-try another wall plug to see if there is a voltage problem. You may also call at 801-973-9993. Good luck
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This machine will operate on 115V AC at 20-25 amps input. This is not a common household circuit. You will have reduced power output at 115V. You need 230v for full power out. The specs are at everlastgenerators.com go to Powerplasma 50 then click detailed specs.
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Hi, You should buy a step down transformer 220 to 120 but first you should check how many watts the appliance uses. The transformer you buy should have at least 50% more wattage than your appliance uses to be able to handle spikes on the usage which normally happen when the appliance starts.
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350-watt machines have a "350"- in the model name, just like we see the Bamix 100's , 150's, & 200's. Bamix USA only sells 110-V, 60Hz machines & they dont yet market 350-watters in the USA. But amazon.uk will ship the "Gastro-350 Pro3" one to you. I havent heard tho' if it's flexible enough to use standard US power ; I can't seem to download the booklet. But know I am willing & waiting to get one too.
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I went to this web site: http://www.kitchenaid.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/OCManualsLiteratureSearchResultView?catalogId=10552&langId=-1&storeId=10202 Their in the PDF's marked as version "1" I found a page that said the device worked only on 120 Volts AC and 60 Hz. If have Amazon type this in the search window "Simran AC-5000 Step Up/Down Voltage Converter Transformer 110V/220V - 5000 Watts" right now it is $161 Dollars US. This contraption will allow you to power up ***any*** American made device, less than 5000 Watts of coarse. Many of the hotels are putting smaller versions in their rooms for their American patrons. I traveled a bit before I retired and I noticed American products tend to be cheaper, so the investment up front for the transformer could be big savings down the road of time. You order the outlets from Amazon and have a dual power grid through out your home. One 220/50Hz and one with 120/60Hz. I hope this was helpful.
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It is for the US market...120 volts unless you can get the switchable, dual voltage sold in Europe. If it's not advertised,...assume it is 120 volts that is needed for supplying power. The internal low voltage power should be DC, so, you could always get a transformer to step your 220/230 volt source down to 120 volts. I assume you live in an area that has 220/230 volt service at the wall outlets. Good luck, Hugo!
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It says 120, and its 1200watts (istead 1500watts). I dont know about electricity but if you have a good electrical inslation you wont have problems. I dont know where you live, but if you are in America I think you are ok. My recomendation is that use this kind of machines in one electrical input and no more at the moment.