Is this a multivolt device (100V to 220V)? Where I live the outlet tension is 220volts. Thanks
1961811
I use this device overseas where we only have 220V. I just use an adapter to convert the plugs to the proper type (no transformer). It works well. No problems for months since I purchased it.
1961812
Yes, it works on both 110V and 220V, 50 and 60Hz. the prongs are US Style so you'll need an adapter. Worked well in US, Korea, Thailand, Philippines, and Germany.
1084528
No. This is not a voltage converter. It is only a plug. If your device does not automatically convert from 220 to 120, you will need a converter in addition to this plug.
637719
This is not dual voltage. You can buy a converter for 220v to 110v here on Amazon. I have not purchased one before, but they seem to have quite a few options. Here is one... Goldsource STU-100 Step Up/Down Voltage Transformer Converter - AC 110/220 V - 100 Watt
1418559
It's a 110 volt system, regular house current, you know wall outlet. Are you in the US?
1119833
Hi Patricio. I have never used 220VAC with this; I only use standard 120Volt outlet. Sorry; I wish I could be more helpful, but I will tell you that the tool is quite WONDERFUL for what it's supposed to do. Best! Mike
56566
Not as is. You would need a 110 to 220V converter that can hold devices of 100 Watts.
899606
Yes... It is dual voltage. There is a little sliding switch on one side that moves to either "125" or "250".
257183
Mine is only to be used on 120 voltage. Don't know whether they make one with dual voltage or not.
1450515
No, it isn't dual voltage. We, in NZ have 240 volts and it is okay with us. If you are in America then it will be fine for you too. It comes with a standard American plug, I just bought an adaptor from a shop for NZ and it does the trick.
146992
No, it is a 110 volt plug, you may be able to use a converter, but as is, it is made for the three prong 110-120 volt house current...
1946447
No, it is 120V and a horrible item. I had 2 and they both broke after very few uses.
1433514
I double checked it. This adapter has dual voltage 100-240 volts. Thank you.
941420
Never connect a true 110V appliance to 220V. At best it will blow the fuse, at worst it will burn out your appliance. Some appliances have multi-voltage power supplies but generally they are small appliances such as electric razors, hair dryers etc.
1863312
My house is the standard 120V....I do not believe it is to be used in a 220V outlet
820372
It is "NOT" a 220, I plugged it in to my standard 110 (115?) outlet, 3 prong. (left,right and ground)and FYI summer is almost over here in Arkansas and It has worked like a charm, It's quieter than I expectedand has cooled my 550 square foot home very well. I recommend it.JL
1062637
I don't know what dual voltage is. It is made for American electric outlets.
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its a basic 110 volt outlet here in N.America...you might need a converter if you only have 220.