What's the Voltage of this Toothbrush
1163036
No voltage indication on the actual toothbrush. On the charger 100-240 Volts 50/60 Hz. Amazing toothbrush. Buy heads as well. Soft heads are very hard to find, mostly just STANDARD heads. Non-Philips heads I do not recommend, I have been there too. Let me know if you find SOFT heads somewhere. Thanks. gary777888@yahoo.com
1163037
Philips Sonicare, Series 5, Healthy White, box indicates - Charger 100-240v a.c., 50-60Hzz, 0.4-1.4W; it's a terrific toothbrush (my second); if you're buying one you might want to order extra toothbrushes (usually three to a set). Karen
946663
I am very sorry, nut the one I have charges and can on 115 volts wiich is the voltage here.Anthony Ternent
1448005
The required voltage is 120VAC. It is a great toaster. A little slow but toasts evenly.
560613
Its 110 volts. But I want u to know that I paid for bya 10 speed blender and received an 8 speed. False and misleading ad. This is a crying shame and I want a discount. Dont buy
447939
I am not impressed by this purchase at all.... I don't know the voltage. We used it once and that's all. It broke the first time.... pretty cheap
1677176
The frother I got does say 2,4V_ on the handle so I take it that that means 2.4 volt. I will say that I have had my frother for probably 3 years now and the battery has never had to be changed. I plug it into the base every once in a while, but it holds the charge for a long time! I love, love this product and use it every day. It only takes a few seconds to get a wonderful froth for my lattes. My son is now ordering one.
465265
I agree it should show voltage in the description. Got this answer directly from Phillips.. DiamondClean toothbrush, Flexcare+, Flexcare, HealthyWhite, Flexcare Platinum Edition use WorldWide Voltage. "Series e" does not use worldwide voltage.
465262
I have the same question and was wondering if the toothbrush supported 220V. did you find out?
1246244
The one I bought is 120 volts. Unless you are buying from Amazon in Europe most all appliances sold in USA are 120V(unless specified otherwise)
956792
I fried two before I realized that, unlike most multi-voltage appliances made today, the Phillips toothbrushes DO NOT WORK on 220/240v systems without a special converter. A standard converter will not work either. You need a very low wattage converter since the charger is only something like 0.7 volts.
799635
I'm not sure what the model number is, but I use it with the Oral B Cross Action model with a single slot for a replaceable 1.5v AA battery. My version is not rechargeable. It looks like this: http://www.oralb.com/products/cross-action-power-toothbrush/
2128495
On the bottom of the charging stand, it reads:INPUT: 105 - 130 VAC 60 HZ 2.5W 105 - 240 VAC 50 HZIf you need more info, visit Remington's website. You should be able to contact a Remington employee directly.
2153512
I am totally ignorant about the voltage. I charge it one time a week for a few hours and I have all the power I need and then some. It is all I need in a razor.
992785
There is actually a built-in 3 volt battery located in the handle of the toothbrush. You do not replace the battery. There is a "tester" button on the handle to check your battery charge. It will last minimum of about two years. Once there is no light/charge, then you just replace the toothbrush.
1828879
I don't know about voltage. I will say this appliance did not work well for me, burned out the first time I used it.
1625517
It is wired for 110v, but you can just use a converter. I recently went to Europe and they sold converters even on vending machines for as cheap as $3. U plug the converter into the wall and then the toothbrush into the converter
1169147
Neither. The tag on the appliance says it is 120 V. I just know it works plugged into regular household current. And, this sharpener is the best I've ever used.