hi there, i was wondering if this machine will work in Singapore? Singapore has a voltage of 220v. Please advise. Thank you.
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This toaster that I purchased runs on a 110. It does have three prongs, but I don't know enough about voltage.
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No it wont. You will need to use a voltage converter. And it will have to be a big one. The toaster is 110v for us
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Electronics in the US are wired for 110volts. It might work but not as well ... or maybe take longer. You are better off finding one with the correct voltage. I believe that Singapore works with UK voltage and plug configuration. I find a toaster made for UK. I didn't see this particular model available, but I did find this lovely 2-slice KitchenAid toaster on amazon.co.uk ... http://www.amazon.co.uk/KitchenAid-Artisan-2-Scheiben-Toaster-metallic/dp/B000KEDXSW/ref=sr_1_7?s=kitchen-appliances&ie=UTF8&qid=1386499909&sr=1-7&keywords=kitchen+aid+toaster.
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No, it will not. It is designed for 120v 60hz. You can search for "toaster 220v" on amazon. One example is 220-240 Volt/ 50-60 Hz,Kenwood TTM020A K-mix Toaster, OVERSEAS USE ONLY, WILL NOT WORK IN THE US
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Electronics in the US are wired for 110volts. It might work but not as well ... or maybe take longer. You are better off finding one with the correct voltage. I believe that Singapore works with UK voltage and plug configuration. I find a toaster made for UK. I didn't see this particular model available, but I did find this lovely 2-slice KitchenAid toaster on amazon.co.uk ... http://www.amazon.co.uk/KitchenAid-Artisan-2-Scheiben-Toaster-metallic/dp/B000KEDXSW/ref=sr_1_7?s=kitchen-appliances&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1386499909&sr;=1-7&keywords;=kitchen+aid+toaster.
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Hi Dixion, on our end, we do not ship to Singapore, or to any country country outside the US. Thanks, PCrush
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This product is for Us. I think it is 110V and can't be used in Australia. Tatung have different product for 220V or 240V. If you can read Chinese, you can buy it on PCHOME website. They have oversea shippment.
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Tale Gunner offered the best answer; the picture on the Amazon product page shows a 230v/50Hz machine (although US buyers receive 110v-130V/60Hz units), so you should take care to ensure you get the right version sent Down Under. Cheers!
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Does anyone know where I can buy a 220V unit. I am going to India and the apartments and environment are horribly dusty. I want to take a unit from here but dont think these converters 220 - 110 that area available in India work that well?
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Hi Ana... I have been using this machine for a few months now in India and it works well on the voltage that you mentioned.
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Yes the Lifestyle 535 is dual voltage so it will definitely work in Singapore.
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i'd send it back. mine didn't have that problem. I would also push for them to pay for shipping (you'd have to send it to singapore!)
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I don't know what kind of AC-plug you use in Singapore. Apart from that, the charger should work fine. You can use any mobile charger compatible with Samsung, HTC phone with a mini USB.
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This machine runs on 120volts. If you are an international buyer, you will need a converter for this machine.
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Sorry can not help you my bread machine blew up we have different power here, they shoudl not sell to overseas people. Good luck with your search.
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Thank you for your interest in our products. Yes to use this in Singapore, you will need a plug adapter plus a step-down transformer. This product is powered by DC 12V or AC 110V.
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Thanks for your info. Ordered one to use in HK and hope they do not change the provided variable transformer.UPDATE: The charger is 120-240V and the vac cleaner is really good. Should outperform similar products selling in HK.
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To my knowledge US only. If purchased in US manufacturer may not honor the warranty repairs in your country. Please contact manufacturer in Singapore to confirm before placing the order.RegardsMike
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It appears so as there is a section labeled "Country-specific Terms". I don't find anything specific to Singapore, but there are modifications for Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, Vietnam, Sir Lanka, European Economic Area, and Russia. I'm in the U.S. and do a lot of my own repairs when possible, but this sounds pretty international to me.I have used Dell Mobile workstations for years but decided to try a Lenovo based mostly on price. So far I am very favorably impressed with Lenovo for a number of other reasons as well and probably will not go back. It appears so as there is a section labeled "Country-specific Terms". I don't find anything specific to Singapore, but there are modifications for Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, Vietnam, Sir Lanka, European Economic Area, and Russia. I'm in the U.S. and do a lot of my own repairs when possible, but this sounds pretty international to me.I have used Dell Mobile workstations for years but decided to try a Lenovo based mostly on price. So far I am very favorably impressed with Lenovo for a number of other reasons as well and... » Read More It appears so as there is a section labeled "Country-specific Terms". I don't find anything specific to Singapore, but there are modifications for Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, Vietnam, Sir Lanka, European Economic Area, and Russia. I'm in the U.S. and do a lot of my own repairs when possible, but this sounds pretty international to me.I have used Dell Mobile workstations for years but decided to try a Lenovo based mostly on price. So far I am very favorably impressed with Lenovo for a number of other reasons as well and probably will not go back. « Show Less
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You would have to ship all parts back to America at your cost for warranty claims. Also be mindful that if the fault is due to the foreign power supply you won't be covered by warranty. I'm not sure what voltage the grid in the Phillipines runs or how reliable it is. You might want to check those issues. A surge protector wouldn't be a bad way to go either.I've had no issues with mine being used in Australia, we juice about once a week and it's still working great.
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Yes, I am in Sri Lanka and we use 240v and it works fine. Take care.Best regardsSevandhi