I PLAN TO ORDER Cuisinart SM-70BC 7-Quart 12-Speed Stand Mixer, Brushed Chrome . Will it have the voltage change facility TO WORK AT 230 VOLT
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I have owned three of these mixers and the part Where the AttachMents go has stripped out on all three. I believe it's a design flaw takes weeks for replacement. Don't know bout the voltage sorry.
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This adaptor will plug into the wall in Ireland and Scotland with their 230 voltage. This adaptor does not convert the 230 voltage to 110 volt. You need to look at the plug on the appliance that you want to use. If the plug says input is "110/240" then that plug will take either 110 volt or 230 volt, and this adaptor will be fine with that appliance. However, if your plug says input is only 110 volt, then this adaptor will not work, since it does not convert the voltage from 230 to 110. So it all depends on what your appliance plug says it will take as input. If the appliance you want to use says only 110 volt input, you will need a different adaptor, one that also converts the voltage from 230 to 110. This adaptor will plug into the wall in Ireland and Scotland with their 230 voltage. This adaptor does not convert the 230 voltage to 110 volt. You need to look at the plug on the appliance that you want to use. If the plug says input is "110/240" then that plug will take either 110 volt or 230 volt, and this adaptor will be fine with that appliance. However, if your plug says input is only 110 volt, then this adaptor will not work, since it does not convert the voltage from 230 to 110. So it all depends on what your appliance plug says it will take as input. If the appliance you... » Read More This adaptor will plug into the wall in Ireland and Scotland with their 230 voltage. This adaptor does not convert the 230 voltage to 110 volt. You need to look at the plug on the appliance that you want to use. If the plug says input is "110/240" then that plug will take either 110 volt or 230 volt, and this adaptor will be fine with that appliance. However, if your plug says input is only 110 volt, then this adaptor will not work, since it does not convert the voltage from 230 to 110. So it all depends on what your appliance plug says it will take as input. If the appliance you want to use says only 110 volt input, you will need a different adaptor, one that also converts the voltage from 230 to 110. « Show Less
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Australia power is 230V 50 HZ. Your Australian products probably needs 230v this to work. The Seven Star 200 converts 230v to 120v. So, any Australian product that need 230 will NOT be supplied by the Seven Star 200.
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This model is standard US 115V. However there is a UK version that can handle 230 V available at Amazon.co.UK. It takes the British 3-prong plugs though.
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my unit has only a 120V plug, no 230 plugs for USA sales would be my opinion. P.B.
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This machine has a 110 plug and no manuel switch that goes from 110 to 240. 240 would probably fry the wiring in this small appliance, sorry. I have welded and plasma cut with 240 before. We run on AC current here in the US, not DC. Why don't you try to contact the manufacturer directly and ask if the have another appliance better suited to your market. Sorry, I do not have anymore ideas. Martha
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Mine operates at 120 volts. I don't think it's capable of running at 230 volts, nothing in the instructions about wiring for a higher voltage, sorry.
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This item is designed for 120V systems. Exposure to 230V power would probably damage the unit and create a fire risk. If you will use a voltage converter, make sure it actually steps down the voltage to 120 (not just a plug adapter) and that it can handle a *lot* of power, as this waffle maker takes 1750W. Best bet would be to contact the company and see if they make a 230V-friendly version.
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The power supply input only support 120VAC/60hz. You will need transformer that converts 220VAC to 120VAC and an adapter plug. Please go to an electronic store in Europe for more info. Failure to this may damage the mixer power supply. Hope it helps.
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This is already 110v and u don't need convertor . If you already own 230v then u need to buy convertor from Sears or eBay
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It is a 110V and is best for light mixing. I sent it back because I was looking for a sturdier unit to make bread with.
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I have an older model that was sold in store in USA. I would not take a chance with voltage. Best bet, contact Braun directly to see if they sell a USA compatible model. It is a great machine. Have owned mine over 25 years.
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I am not sure, mine just uses the regular house voltage. I like this mixer, it has been in constant use for several years and had never failed me. It is my favorite small appliance. (it and my Bunn coffee maker)
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I don't have one of these bread makers, but most appliances sold here in the U.S. don't have a built-in ability to switch voltages. India's 230V and 50Hz electrical standards are identical to the UK (colonial heritage, no doubt), so try Amazon.uk or other U.K. vendors. The British get to buy better models of Panasonic bread makers anyway : The SD-RD250 looks physically almost identical to the SD-257WXC listed on the Amazon.uk site: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-SD-257WXC-Automatic-Breadmaker-Program/dp/B003DNRTDM The only difference seems to be that the SD-257WXC has more breadmaking modes (and is more expensive) It's been replaced by the Panasonic SD-2501WXC: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-SD-2501WXC-Automatic-Breadmaker-Dispenser/dp/B004RTJWMW/ref=pd_sim_kh_3
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No. You should not plug it into 230...unless the item has a range of 110v-230v. You would need an adaptor for it to run correctly,
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Jonathan, We use the tool on 115 volt/60 hz.electrical service. Generally, if a product is not labeled for 230 volt, it should not be used with that voltage and in all likelihood will become overheated, fail, melt, explode .... Not a good idea. Our tool has a standard 2 pronged electrical plug for use in a 115 volt outlet and will not fit into a 230 volt outlet.
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Assuming you're asking whether this is 230 volt... European standard. I bought one and use it at home here in the US.. so I think not. Works fine.