what is the voltage for the breast pump? Has anyone used it with a 220V?
995471
It is 120v and no I have not. I purchased a car adapter that accepts 120v so I could pump in the car.
446485
If I'm not wrong is 5V (I don't have the pump handy right now)As for the adapter I have to check if is working at 110-220V
1347733
Mine uses 120V. You might want to contact Little Giant Pump to see if they make a 220V model.
1476452
Come with a 110volt standard cord,Plugs in , I cut it off and wired it up 220 for efficiency. Really a good pump with nice output on high range.
1595509
Probably not. There are transformers that step 230 down to 110. But then you'll have to run your pump at that voltage too.
718695
The one sold here in US is 110 volt. Call Nespresso in NY they will help you.
1965635
I believe that this pump can be installed in either voltage. The pump comes ready for 220v wiring. If a 110v wiring install is desired, then there is a clip that has to be removed or moved or something like that. This pump replaced my original same model pump that was installed with the pool 13 years ago.
644245
Not 220V. No battery use. I have not used the single. I returned this because it did not work. I bought Avent comfort double pump, newest Avent with the 'natural' shaped bottles. I like it very much, however here's a tip, I still only pump 1 breast at a time so that I can still do some things with other hand, while pumping. Like eat, write, or hold & nurse baby at the same time! I feel I could have done well to get the single model instead. Hope that helps!
333830
yup, if you need one at 10V check out car chargers for breast feeding pumps I got one that puts out 9V and it works great with the base for my radio.this one put out too much voltage for my base and didn't work.
1349927
The plug that came with mine only plugged into standard outlets (110-120V). It takes very little energy to circulate water. 220V would be overkill for this type of appliance. Those big fountain pumps in outdoor pounds only take 120V. If you're saying the plug that came with yours is 220V, and that would be the size of the plug found on electric clothes dryeres (huge plugs), then I think someone has messed with yours before you bought it! Find the appropriate 120V plug, don't change pumps...you'll blast your sprouts into pulp!
1965633
The pump will run on either 110V or 220V, depending on the way you wire it. The manual shows precisely how to connect the electrical wiring to the pump, for either voltage service you desire.
397442
Since I forgot what the voltage was on my pump, I hooked it up to a variable transformer and it ran on a variety of voltages, including 6v and 12v. Of course, it ran faster at 12 volts...
1608077
110v. But it's a piece of plastic junk. I returned mine. Go with an all-metal handle and spout instead.
1551245
The one that I brought had the standard US plugin for 120V, there is another version of pump for China or UK user, a 220-240V will not fit the US standard plugin.
1872536
It is a standard 120 volt pump. I am sure you could get a pump from Australia to replace the 120 volt pump.
1260988
Hello, its a 120v-1Hp pump or 240v-2Hp pump capacity relay so yes it can handle up to 240v...hope that helped.
2251422
Yes, it plugs into standard North American 120v, 60 Hz outlets. The electrical cord isn't shown but it's built into the pump and is about 5' long. I've had the pump for about a year and it works well.