I am traveling to Asia (multiple countries) and plan bringing a 250-Watt blender with me. Will this help my blender work? 20 sec blend?
1019804
depending on the wattage of the blender if less than 300 watts yes if more bring a spare fuse and try or buy a heavier transformer/lighter blender. Our handheld stick blender is 350 watts so with a fast fuse it might already be to much for start up. So it comes down to knowing your wattage of both blender and transformer. And with these light travelling transformers don't go over the rating. It might hold it might not. All the best with making a choice. I'm using mine for a DIY tool battery charger and works fine.
1019805
I read you need always double wattage of what your product is. Meaning, to work correctly for a 250 Watt product (blender) you will need a 500 Watt converter to be safe. (if you use for only a few seconds you may be ok), but better to be safe than ruin your blender.
1019806
250watts<300watts Should work UNLESS there is a peak start on the blender over 300 Watt, but by the numbers it should work fine.
634354
I am not sure. you would need to check your electric voltages in your country. I am not an expert at this stuff and do not want to ruin the mixer! I suggest you contact a authority on voltage and eletricticity . Let them know what you are seeking to purchase and then ask them the same question you just asked me. sorry that I could not be more of a help. Good-Luck
1445042
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.
120861
The blender says 120 volt on the base. It does not appear to have a switch to allow use of 220 volts.
877269
Depends upon which country it is purchased for. Bamix makes their immersion blenders to work within the countries they sell to.
1552474
Yes it will work, This juicer works with 220 volt, 230 volt and 240 volt power. If your location has these voltages, then you would only need a plug adapter to fit your outlet.
1670458
I have my doubts it would have enough power to mix anything with ice involved.I ended up donated my blender to a charity. Not of any use for making protein smoothies with frozen berries either!
1794551
I purchased the 375 watt power inverter and yes it will, the 150 watt I could not confirm. One important thought to keep in mind is what is your vehicles 12 volt wattage output rated for, mostly likely the minimum output wattage will be 150 watts should be stated in your owners manual. If you go with a higher output wattage inverter say the 375 watt and you connect a device to it say your blender and it draws more than 150 watts, the inverter will not be an issue but it will blow the fuse in your vehicles 12 volt outlet as you have overloaded it. Just a thought to keep in mind when buying power inverters. I purchased the 375 watt power inverter and yes it will, the 150 watt I could not confirm. One important thought to keep in mind is what is your vehicles 12 volt wattage output rated for, mostly likely the minimum output wattage will be 150 watts should be stated in your owners manual. If you go with a higher output wattage inverter say the 375 watt and you connect a device to it say your blender and it draws more than 150 watts, the inverter will not be an issue but it will blow the fuse in your vehicles 12 volt outlet as you have overloaded it. Just a thought to keep in mind when buying... » Read More I purchased the 375 watt power inverter and yes it will, the 150 watt I could not confirm. One important thought to keep in mind is what is your vehicles 12 volt wattage output rated for, mostly likely the minimum output wattage will be 150 watts should be stated in your owners manual. If you go with a higher output wattage inverter say the 375 watt and you connect a device to it say your blender and it draws more than 150 watts, the inverter will not be an issue but it will blow the fuse in your vehicles 12 volt outlet as you have overloaded it. Just a thought to keep in mind when buying power inverters. « Show Less
1213356
Absolutely not. I suggest that you Google what blenders you could use with 220V.
2085856
I would have to let you know that info sometime this week as I do not have it on my to check - But isn't that information (voltage) noted on the detail summary that amazon gives you below the item? the voltage is not high, that was my problem with this item!! it odes nothing really, but maybe cause minor twitching while using it. and that's normal - I do not see why you wouldn't be able to use it overseas as it is battery operated. As long as you have batteries in it, it should work for you.
1597480
The voltage isn't the point. This is a terrible blender. We used one at my mother-in-law's house and it finally broke after very little use. It is junk in comparison with the Vitamix. I would definitely go with the Vitamin instead. You might also try a new company called Cleanblend...supposed to be similar to Vitamix.
707683
It will work with adaptor. I ordered one, but the blender actually came with one. Now I have two adapters.
2064060
This item worked perfectly for me on my small appliance, however it only uses 25 watts of power. I would think that the washer/dryer would need more than 100 watts (which is the maximum for this transformer) not sure but that info should be with your washer. It is a great little item & mine still works fine. Also, you must be aware that this item is only be of value if your washer/dryer runs on European or Asian 240 volt electrical cycle & you need to convert/transform the power to 120 volt to make the appliance work.Good Luck!
775878
Check your blender watt power. Usually it is recomended to use a converter that is 150% of the power of ur device. So if your blender is more than 1000 W you will need a bigger converter
93806
Depends on what part of Asia. Some parts have 220 volts which will fry that adapter. Other areas have slightly less than here and usually enough to drive a hairdryer, but it may not operate that device as powerfully as you want. Check the outlets with a voltmeter or ask the people there, before you plug in anything!
1412260
I bought a 500v step down transformer so i can run mine on 240v power in australia and that works fine. The steel jug seems to be coated in teflon and has printed measuring lines on it so that was dissapointing so i just use the glass one, its a good blender but fairly small jug tho.
1834032
Yes it will charge and run the blender. Just check the wattage on what you want to plug in, add up the wattage from all the units and as long as it is below 1000W you can run them all.