Voltage 110v or universal ? Support 220v ?
1177887
The voltage is 110v. I highly recommend this cleaner. It leaves my jewelry looking even better than brand new.
318926
I'm not sure what you mean "universal" but it has a 110v plug and that's what I use.
1338348
110v; you just plug it into a standard outlet and it steps the voltage up to 220.
79556
Both, 110 and 220, it depends on power adapter, now it is internationale for both
1426550
120v.... There's is nothing in the instructions that states it can handle 220
1838765
Standard 120v is what I use. Many appliances now are rated for up to 220v automatically, but you'd need to refer to the Owner's Manual to see. It's an incredible product.
91319
The power supply that came with my unit was for 110v only. I don't see anything about being compatible with 220v from any of the documentation.
2224406
I use the AC adapter that came with the unit and it works fine...not sure if it's 110v or 220v.
1004666
There is no such thing as a "Universal" plug. You need a completely different plug configuration, the prongs are totally different, plus you'll need a voltage converter! Do you not know the voltage for where you live? If you live in America you use 110-120 if you live in Europe you use 220-240...each is very different and even if you had the correct plug type you'll probably burn out the appliance or burn the house down or worse...suffer severe bodily burns. You cannot simply change a plug and have it work! Electricity doesn't work that way! DO NOT listen to these people....they have no idea what they are talking about and Amazon should get their responses off of here before someone gets hurt! There is no such thing as a "Universal" plug. You need a completely different plug configuration, the prongs are totally different, plus you'll need a voltage converter! Do you not know the voltage for where you live? If you live in America you use 110-120 if you live in Europe you use 220-240...each is very different and even if you had the correct plug type you'll probably burn out the appliance or burn the house down or worse...suffer severe bodily burns. You cannot simply change a plug and have it work! Electricity doesn't work that way! DO NOT listen to these people....they... » Read More There is no such thing as a "Universal" plug. You need a completely different plug configuration, the prongs are totally different, plus you'll need a voltage converter! Do you not know the voltage for where you live? If you live in America you use 110-120 if you live in Europe you use 220-240...each is very different and even if you had the correct plug type you'll probably burn out the appliance or burn the house down or worse...suffer severe bodily burns. You cannot simply change a plug and have it work! Electricity doesn't work that way! DO NOT listen to these people....they have no idea what they are talking about and Amazon should get their responses off of here before someone gets hurt! « Show Less
1066501
My unit says 100-240V/50-60Hz, so universal input. The supplied power cable (standard IEC cable) is for US outlets.
763933
Can't answer for voltage except that if it were, you would need special plugs. Lack of thosewould preclude use of 220V.H. Schulte
1090251
I just bought a Kindle touch. Does it support 110 AND 220 voltage or should I use a converter for the 220?
1647132
It does not seem to provide a choice, so I assume it is set for 110V. The only sure way to know is to contact the company and get an adaptor for 220V if you need to.
167826
Compatible w/ voltages of 100-240vac. May need an adapter in certain countries.
100367
our pieces come with universal 110-220V adaptor. they work with bot voltages.
2209807
The one we purchased several months ago has a dual prong plug, voltage converter that states 110/220V. I have to assume that it will work with either voltage.
1512456
You need to go to the iVAC Pro products to handle 220V. The system requires 2 modules a tool switch and a vacuum power switch. I have that in my shop and it works great