Can I get 220 volts version of this fan to be used overseas?
1025557
Unfortunately we only carry this model in a 120-volt 60-hertz setup and our voltage converters will not handle the three motor load. Thank you, Michael H. Dan's Fan City
147265
The one that I have is 110v and any cuckoo bought in the United States will be 110v.. but if you go ebay you can buy 220v easy.
2183829
I don't know if this is available in 220 but the one that we have is 110 and has no way of being changed to a 220.
1414557
Mine is for 110 V only, so if you buy one that was imported into the United States, the answer is no unless you are willing to use a voltage adapter.
1990299
it's got a 110V plug on it. So, if you wanted to use it with 220v you would need to use an adapter plug so you could plug it in. As voltage increases, current decreases so in theory you should be fine. P=I*E: Power (watts) = Current * Voltage. If voltage increased, then Current must decreased as Power (watts) is constant. But you should not use a 220 volt product on 110. 220 would probably also affect the fan speed, but your question was will it work. So, to make sure you are absolutely staff, contact Honeywell - http://www.honeywellfansavings.com/fans/customer-support/But, if you are still concerned it's got a 110V plug on it. So, if you wanted to use it with 220v you would need to use an adapter plug so you could plug it in. As voltage increases, current decreases so in theory you should be fine. P=I*E: Power (watts) = Current * Voltage. If voltage increased, then Current must decreased as Power (watts) is constant. But you should not use a 220 volt product on 110. 220 would probably also affect the fan speed, but your question was will it work. So, to make sure you are absolutely staff, contact Honeywell - http://www.honeywellfansavings.com/fans/customer-support/But,... » Read More it's got a 110V plug on it. So, if you wanted to use it with 220v you would need to use an adapter plug so you could plug it in. As voltage increases, current decreases so in theory you should be fine. P=I*E: Power (watts) = Current * Voltage. If voltage increased, then Current must decreased as Power (watts) is constant. But you should not use a 220 volt product on 110. 220 would probably also affect the fan speed, but your question was will it work. So, to make sure you are absolutely staff, contact Honeywell - http://www.honeywellfansavings.com/fans/customer-support/But, if you are still concerned « Show Less
2107257
I believe you can purchase an adaptor seperately from the purchase of the fan. I did not need it as I just needed a small, battery operated fan for travel & this fan kept me cool in the Amazon recently.
2037099
The one I got uses 120 V only. The instruction sheet mentions 220 V models so you may be able to order one.
1132723
I don't think so unless you bought & used a converter. It has a little motor for the fan.
1122206
You will have to get a power supply that accepts 220 that has an output of 12 volts DC
1486280
There are blue air dealers In shanghai that sell them (though for much more money than they sell for in amazon in the us.) perhaps call them and ask if they are guaranteed? Also please be aware that they are American voltage so you will need a transformer large enough to handle this machine from 220 voltage to 110. We have ours in shanghai (bought in the us) and are very happy with them.
1639482
you can get the good4u 400e that is the same machine for overseasthey do not sell the 220 volt in the us for waring
226779
Dual voltage? I see no switch or feature which would allow you to use it overseas.
305194
I don't believe this US model can however the amazon.co.uk site does offer a UK version which would be 220 volt if that helps!
2032254
Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, we do not have the 220V version available.
770552
No ... you will blow the motor, besides that the standard plug that comes with this unit won't fit into the 220V outlet.If you are wanting to use this overseas, be sure to get a step-down transformer to convert the 220 into 110.
823001
I wouldn't use it on 220v, but my advice is to contact the manufacture, and not take the advice offered here.
1718899
Mine is 120 volt, don't know if it is available in 220. Certainly is not needed...