What's the voltage in this percolator? I want it for use in Europe and would rather have it at 220V. Otherwise I'll have to use a transformer
998015
The voltage is 110-120v standard American current. Hope this helps! PS it makes great coffee, and very hot!
330819
Nominally it's 110v. I see no provision to change to ~220v. I assume, if you order one for use in Europe, it will come that way.
99748
I didn't get that far..When I received the unit I found it only operated on US currents and not Australian 240V. A transformer would have cost me three times the price of the coffee machine so I dumped it...Sorry I can't help.
1297592
I work in Norway and have one of these in NYC. After alot of research there is nothing available with 220v and I would not trust a converter. Better to by another model in Europe
605737
Ok, just have the original one under my eyes.brand is EVER GLOW.CLASS 2 TRANSFORMERMODEL NO: DCU130060INPUT: 120VAC 60Hz 15WOUTPUT: 13VDC 600mAPS: I used it in France, forgot it could not support 220/230 volts, and it just burnt, so I have to buy another one, but it works perfectly fine in North America.
1592574
I can't speak to either on personal experience. Specific locations may vary within a country. Try <www.walkabouttravelgear.com> as one source of information for adapters world wide. Refer to their " world-wide electrical index". Do be sure to check your appliances for compatibility with 220V power. That is a universal in Africa. Most new appliances are, but will burn up if they are not. Transformers and converters are available, and not cheap for reliable ones.
1685870
I couldn't get mine hot enough with our 110 volts here in the states. I think this unit was made in Europe for 220 volts. I sent mine back. Don't buy it.
1729756
No. This is 240 volts. I'm sure they make one in 120 volt. Must be a real old coffee maker : )
65059
look up the power consumption in the manual - I just found one Jura coffee maker that consumes 1,300w which will blow any fuse protecting a 1,000w power supply. You will need to have your converter at least 30-50& over rated for the appliance - this should be listed somewhere online so the blown fuses is probably telling you that your converter is under sized
1315168
its 120V unfortunately. I had to buy a transformer to use it in Europe. Be careful not to plug it in in Europe into 220V directly, as you will fry the electronics!
1458002
It is a 110V US. You will need to get a voltage transformer when using it in Europe.
653287
It's 110V, but please know it only lasts about two years. The heating element burns out and it will not turn on. However, it did work very well for two years. You can get an attachment to convert the 110 to 220V. Amazon sells them. I would recommend this one though...it makes hot water VERY fast and we have had no problems with it: Chef's Choice 681 Cordless Electric Kettle
1684357
It has been a long time since I have been to Europe, then voltage was 220 in Germany. Best bet go to us state department web site, they should have synopsis of each county in Europe. Would assume voltage of each county is mentioned.
1016041
I personally have not had the chance to take it back to Europe yet but I have taken back a lot of equipment such as my Numark 4trak turntables and other devices which have not had any issues regarding voltage differences that are found in European outlets versus American outlets. I cannot guarantee anything but I really don't think you will need a transformer to convert the power.
1812710
No, unfortunately. The U.S. runs on 110 unless you're a refrigerator. How about shopping for a Nespresso machine in Europe?
1287465
Yes, i'm using in my house 110v and 120v, it perfectly work in both places!!! and enjoy my coffee!!! you can try it!!!
530665
I love my Cuisinart dual sandwich maker. I don't think it works on 220 volts. You would need an adapter to convert.