Is this a 220v version that I can use outside the States?
1031143
No these trimmers are not 220v. They will not work properly. I recommend using a rotary motor trimmer like the wall detailer along with a step down transformer. The transformer will change the 220v to 110v and being rotary motor the trimmers will not be affected by difference in hertz. The detailer use the same blade as the razor/edger.
780461
Yes. But you will require a 220V to 120V converter (also available at Amazon).
2284042
Yes, I bought this for myself but ended up gifting it. It has 220v capability.
1362427
No. Sorry. Nothing 220 made by Ryobi is available in the US. You can use a voltage converter. You can by 220V chargers in Europe and Asia
1887357
U have to use a step down voltage converter if outside USA otherwise yesAs I used in USA
81400
(I assume you mean 220 VOLTS) Yes. The power supply says "Input: 100-240V ~50/60Hz Max.500mA". So, it's ready for international power, very handy. Of course, you'd have to get your own plug adapter for use outside the US.
1787710
I don't think so, except it is made for your country. The once from Amazon.de or other European sides are 220V
2065257
If you mean 220 voltage then it is not. It only comes with the US power connector.
1587098
Yes, this is in fact made for use outside of USA only. It is designed for 220 volt 50hz power outlets like in Europe, Asia, Africa etc.
875286
Yes, the back says 120v and it can be used in the USA...that's where I live
24824
Not sure, but I think there is a universal travel adapter to convert to 110 volts for travel over seas so that most US items can be used there.
1508648
Thus will not work outside US. If you have a step down transformer. It will work.
699484
Yes you can. I have been running it in 220v since I got it and have not had any problems.
596900
No. This is the US version and 110 only. You need to get a version in a 220V country.
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!
478272
Yes. After spending over 10 years abroad, any device that states, "100 - 240V 50-60Hz", can be used anywhere there is electrical power. Having said that, make sure you have an adapter that fits the type of outlets where you're traveling. Standard prongs for America prongs my not fit.
653840
No, this is not compatible with US Voltage. Its designed for use in overseas 220V countries only.