I see this unit does the step up/down voltage conversion, will this unit work the the same with input 110v and the output needing to be 110v?
1968256
with me with a input of 120 it would change from 110 to 120 and then back to 110 ,I needed a study out put of 110 for vacuum tbe HIF equipment, that is why it was returned. I now use a variac.
1968257
dear mr. herman:good afternoon!i have this product and you can use for the 110 v input and 110 v output.it has 3 outputs for 110 v and 2 outputs for 220 v.in the back it has the input that can be in 110 v or 220 v.regards!
1968258
yes it will only better its better regulated. just switch the little switch in back to 110 volts. I am very pleased with my unit. thank you for askingAlvin H
1968259
I have 2 5000 units and 1 3000 unit. They take 240v or 110v in and give 240v or 110v out. So the answer is yes. I use in usa with 110 in and have used with usa appliances.
1968260
I've used this unit in USA and Spain and it works in both countries where the voltage is different.
1921614
Yes it does work on 110V which is standard U.S. voltage. The unit heats up effectivly and maintains what ever level of heat is set.
923349
The same on in put. Depends on the voltage do you have. This is not an voltage converter.
250897
No. The Owner's Manual clearly states that 110-120 input voltage must be used or you risk shock and fire. One could try 220 input voltage, but I suspect it would significantly shorten the unit's life.
1761103
Any step_up/step_down transformer can be use to convert 110v to 220v or vice versa except that in this case it is an over kill to use a 3000W transformer for a 750W appliance.
1073273
Hi Rodrigo! This thing is NOT a dual-voltage unit. We have a vacation home in Europe and I have the same unit running off of a voltage converter w/o any issues. This is what we bought: Simran SMF-200 Deluxe 200 Watts Step Down Voltage Converter for International Travel to AC 220V/240V Countries. In fact, I have about 5 of these units at the home since we have a lot of US (110v) uni-voltage electronics which we use on vacation, overseas. The converters are great. This Panasonic, if you can still find it, is a GREAT buy! Great sound! Hope this helps.
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it will output 50 or 60hz, whatever frequency you input. So if you input 240v/50hz it will output 110v/50hz. The frequency (Hz) does not get converted like the voltage does.So these step down convertors are not recommended/ideal for using with appliances with motors as it apparently puts more stress on the motor as it runs slower if you run at 50hz rather than the original (if a US appliance) 60Hz.Saying that, I have 5 of these step down transformers in various Wattages and they all so far work well and I do use the 3000w one on a wine fridge that does indeed have a compressor motor and after 6 months no issues so far. I expect it may shorten the life of the motor. Hope this helps it will output 50 or 60hz, whatever frequency you input. So if you input 240v/50hz it will output 110v/50hz. The frequency (Hz) does not get converted like the voltage does.So these step down convertors are not recommended/ideal for using with appliances with motors as it apparently puts more stress on the motor as it runs slower if you run at 50hz rather than the original (if a US appliance) 60Hz.Saying that, I have 5 of these step down transformers in various Wattages and they all so far work well and I do use the 3000w one on a wine fridge that does indeed have a compressor... » Read More it will output 50 or 60hz, whatever frequency you input. So if you input 240v/50hz it will output 110v/50hz. The frequency (Hz) does not get converted like the voltage does.So these step down convertors are not recommended/ideal for using with appliances with motors as it apparently puts more stress on the motor as it runs slower if you run at 50hz rather than the original (if a US appliance) 60Hz.Saying that, I have 5 of these step down transformers in various Wattages and they all so far work well and I do use the 3000w one on a wine fridge that does indeed have a compressor motor and after 6 months no issues so far. I expect it may shorten the life of the motor. Hope this helps « Show Less
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Sorry, now I clearly get your question! These are set to work in the USA market from what I can determine. And again, QUALITY International travel Step-down CONVERTERS will allow you to use any USA product. Amazon has several listed. One around $15 USD. They convert from 240/220v down to 120/110v.
2185161
Yes, this unit will work, without any problems. We bought it because the regualar (subsidised) units are twice as expensive. Hook it up to a seperate 16 Amps curicuit and you are good to go. No 110V to 220V conversion needed. Got it working under 20 minutes.
1039290
I'm not sure I get your question. What do you mean by +/-5 volts? It's a baisic step down converter.......I believe input voltage must be greater than output voltage! I don't quite understand why you would hook up 2 together, do you mean in series or parallel?
553036
Marlon,This unit is only a 110V.I hope this information helps!Mark P.iElectronics
879066
Mine did not come with a converter. It had a heavy cord with a grounded plug. The input power is 120 VAC, 0.50 A
796207
It comes with dual voltage. I use mine in a country with 220/240 volts and it works fine without a step down transformer.
2123751
hi, we have to use the converter/adapter to be used to change to the required voltage then it will work fine. I took it to India, and working for me.It is a good product ,i recommend this product.Thanks.
567997
My unit lists 120vac 60hz 10amps only, so I believe you would need to separately purchase a step-down converter to match that.
1751614
No, not without additional conversion equipment. 120V 60Hz power is required. I would not recommend using a step down transformer. Better to buy equipment designed for the local electrical supply specification.
317732
Both. There is a switch on the unit to indicate the input voltage. Mine came with a 110 plug, so you will just need a plug adaptor if you want to use it with 220. I have used the unit successfully with both voltages.