what is the voltage range of it? can I used it on 220V power outlet?
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I don't think so as I think it is meant for 110 volt. These do break quite often. Be sure to save your paperwork and box and register it for the warranty. I just had to have mine replaced twice and instead of a Jilbarre one they sent me a Conair one. The first Conair one broke in 2 mo and they are now in the process of shipping me a new one. Sally only honors the warranty to 3 months, after that you have to go to the manufacturer. I couldn't be without it though to do the back of my hair so easily. As long as they honor their warranties I will be happy.
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My husband said too much voltage - not good - would have to ask electrician in regard to your question - it is set up for regular 110 voltage - sure wouldn't want to even think of plugging it into a 220.
427092
Hi Karen, I'm sorry to say that it does not work on 220 volts. I checked with the factory to see if it would work with an adapter and they said it doesn't. Sorry. Steve
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I doubt it will work on 220 v. Very few appliances/tv's etc sold in the US can operate on 220 volts. Charles Goeking answered on October 5, 2012
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Honestly don't think it can be used at 220V. I would double check with manufacturer to be sure.
2081920
NO. You can not even plug it into a 220v outlet but it would burn up if you could. Anything that says 110v or 220v must only be use with those voltages.
2016855
In a word "No !". The plug is standard USA 120V type, it won't fit a 220V outlet and if it were connected to 220V the results would probably not be good !!!!!
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The voltage in the United States is 110, so my guess is that you can use it. I use it in Europe with an adapter, we use V220.
718694
The outlet is compatible with the US, 120v. I'm not sure if it is compatible with 220v
1435154
Power adapter was 110-220V with US plug. You can use it with 220V with a plug adaptor.
1409585
I would not use it in a 220 it is rated as 120v. Anything other that the suggested voltage could be dangerous.
1236055
Wattage and voltage are 2 different values.. it is NOT 220V.. it uses a 20A plug however (http://www.farm-home.com/images/HiRes/jb01/10503001c.jpg) it will not work in a standard 110v outlet unless you replace the plug on the power strip or change the outlet in the wall (not suggested unless you run 20A service as well)
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not quite sure i've only ever used it on my regular 120v...i really think you shouldn't use the 220 plug, those are for stove, ac, dryers
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The one I bought was designed for use in the USA. I would think you could either use this one with an adapter for the outlet or find one that is already compatible with 220.
937585
It is a 110v , used on any reg outlets. 220 is much larger usually used for verry large appliances like washers, dryers, ect. You would be able to tell the diference.
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I have used it in the USA, at 110V supply. But the label does claim that it can be used at 110V/220V and also at 240 V power options. Of curse, an additional plugging in device may have to be used in case there is is a different power socket for 220/240 V.
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It is 110V. It may be able to be converted to 220V but I am not sure. I hope it helps.