Please can someone confirm whether this oven is meant for US voltage i.e. 110V?
1177232
I am using it in Wyoming. I don't know whether it would work in another country :-)
1305823
It must be 110. I am in the US and that is what we have unless the plug is for an oven.
2185386
It is 110V, but I would not recommend it, I have had to order a new plate twice already, cheaply made plastic and bad design.
337921
I want to say 110v but can't be 100%, sorry! The unit is currently sitting in a box somewhere in our basement since we just moved. I will let you know though!
1785843
My unit was purchased for the USA and hence it was 120vac. Hot pots are frequently used in areas where 220vac is available, so you should have no problem solving this problem.
230859
I do not know the answer to that question. I suspect not since it is a normal 110v appliance, most common to small appliances used in the United States. I think that any electrician could answer the question, knowing it is a 110v piece of equipment. Possibly using a voltage step down converter, might work, although I have no technical knowledge to support that.
777952
It's 110 volt. Very good mixer, I am successfully using it to kneed dough for natural sour dough bread (extremely dense dough) and it sounds like it is working to the max but it is dealing with it without any problem (don't go for anything with less wattage than this machine if you intend to use it for that type of dough).
1970170
This works on standard household 110v. The only hosehold things that run on higher voltage would be an electric oven, dryer, and air conditioner. If not in the US get the appropriate converter for where you are located.
1507003
no...its for 110 volt only and is 16 gauge...not enough currentcapacity for stove which requires 220v
1576415
Yep, 110 volts. Same as any other small appliance. If that's the voltage your asking about.
2019001
Mine is just 110 volts. But I didn't look for anything but that voltage, so maybe there are other options. I don't know. Sorry I can't help you more.
720235
Should be fine as long as the oven doesn't exceed 750W of draw. Look on the back of the oven for the rating.
1515636
Mine operates on 110v. I have seen many reviews about wattage and volts and the mathematical relationship. All I know this thing works. It's somewhat loud but it grinds meat at an affordable price. Again, it grinds meat!
839662
it is for that voltage in ireland/scotland, but it will not work with 110 volt appliances from the USA. You either need to buy a converter that will change the voltage (I think they are pretty expensive) or you need to buy appliances that are dual voltage. I went to dublin in January, and I was able to get a dual voltage hair dryer from Walmart for like $20. My cell phone charger was fine, but just make sure it says both voltages or else it can melt your appliances!
1391589
There are two US compatible voltages available - this unit is 120 volt. The 220 volt unit can be purchased by contacting Culinarycookware and Equipment 888-228-2231
1463190
It won't work with 220-240V. And it's not recommended to use the cooker outside of USA.
2279345
I don't think this is NSF, UL or CSA approved. There no logos on their label attached to the oven, nor does it tell you the voltage or amps, no manufacturer listed. Their manual does not list a manufacturer nor any other consumer information you usually find in other manuals.