this rice cooker is suitable for France &Atilde;&copy;lectric voltage 220V ?
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NO! its rated 115 VAC. That's one hundred fifteen volts alternating current. Standard in the United States and Canada but NOT Europe!
1034292
We've been using this model for past 1 1/2 years and this particular model is strictly for 120 volt use w/ Korean announcement only. So far, we're very happy with this pressure cooker except it's kind a little pricey for rice cooker.
1644758
it is rated for input - 100 - 240 vac 50 - 60 Hz .03A it does work like in France with the adapter. :-)
2187394
The voltage on the Electric Potato Grater is 110v. We love the grater because it grates potatoes quickly.
1752757
no it won't, as the rice cooker has a heating element; this item is only for items w/o a heating element....
503896
Sure. I'm living in Vietnam and it works properly with our electricity power of 220V.
324148
I don't think that it is, but I have had a large UK standard Samsung Fridge designed to run on 220v/50Hz working just fine for over a year now using the transformer to step it up. We also use a 220v Digital Pressure Rice Cooker and 220v Dyson Heater Fan, which all work just fine while plugged in.
2115328
Hi Gina, Not an easy answer, I'm afraid. The underside of the cooker only says 120v 60hz 500 watts, but where the plug connects to the cooker, it says 10A 250V - The manual doesn't say anything. The manual gives www.essenergy.com and 877-877-9121 for customer support, but people have written here that they aren't very responsive. Hope that helps
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If it's helpful, I wrote to Zojirushi about this subject and received a very nice reply listing all models and country of manufacture. I've pasted the list below:Our rice cookers are manufacture in Japan, Thailand, or China. Here is a breakdown of our models and origin. Manufactured in Japan: NP-HBC10/18 NP-KAC10/18 NP-GBC05 NS-ZCC10/18 NS-KCC05 NS-DAC10 Manufactured in China: NS-TGC10/18 NS-WAC10/18 NS-PC10/18 NS-LAC05 Manufactured in Thailand: NS-RNC10/18A NHS-06/10/18
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can not use in Hong Kong (220V) without transformerThe difference is two places in particular Towards the WS is the new Is a multi-function "WGAYATAKI （My home cooking） "KIWAME HOON （extremely warm） " two new menu is differenceHow to be stored in the rice cooker was to fine-tune how to cook to suit the taste of their own [home waterfall "It is a function to prevent the deterioration of the rice at the optimum temperature control as "extremely warm" I can not say anything just whether he really use because it is subtle adjustmenttransformer is about $100 can not use in Hong Kong (220V) without transformerThe difference is two places in particular Towards the WS is the new Is a multi-function "WGAYATAKI （My home cooking） "KIWAME HOON （extremely warm） " two new menu is differenceHow to be stored in the rice cooker was to fine-tune how to cook to suit the taste of their own [home waterfall "It is a function to prevent the deterioration of the rice at the optimum temperature control as "extremely... » Read More can not use in Hong Kong (220V) without transformerThe difference is two places in particular Towards the WS is the new Is a multi-function "WGAYATAKI （My home cooking） "KIWAME HOON （extremely warm） " two new menu is differenceHow to be stored in the rice cooker was to fine-tune how to cook to suit the taste of their own [home waterfall "It is a function to prevent the deterioration of the rice at the optimum temperature control as "extremely warm" I can not say anything just whether he really use because it is subtle adjustmenttransformer is about $100 « Show Less
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Yes, all rice pressure cooker and electric rice cooker uses 110V - 120V which is the regular household outlet. Thank you for your interest.
874665
I remember it's 110v but i don't recommend it. It lasted only a few months. I now have a $10 Rice Cooker and it has lasted me so far.
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I don't know the answer because so far I have only used mine as a rice cooker. I LOVE it for cooking rice. Sorry no answer.
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As long as the plug fits your Rice Cooker there should be no problem as the cord was made to fit 1250 watt coffee makers and other small appliances. 600 watts at 120 volts equals 5 amps, this cord runs the 1250 watt 36 cup coffee maker I bought it for with no issues of any kind.
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Sorry, I don't know. I bought this a while back and have read instructions about the range for V, Hz, and W it can handle. I bought exactly what I needed and it didn't work. This one was bought for slow cooker from USA to work in Europe and it doesn't work. The cooker appears not to have enough of 'power' to cook anything. Sorry I can't help. Read specifications!
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I definitely would suggest you not to try that. If your rice cooker is 1600w, then you'd better use the 3000w above transformer. On the other hand I would suggest you buy a new 110v rice cooker. That make things easier...
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can not use in Hong Kong (220V) without transformer The difference is two places in particular Towards the WS is the new Is a multi-function "WGAYATAKI&#12288;&#12288;&#65288;My home cooking&#65289;&#12288;&#12288;"KIWAME&#12288;HOON &#65288;extremely warm&#65289; "&#12288;&#12288;two new menu is difference How to be stored in the rice cooker was to fine-tune how to cook to suit the taste of their own [home waterfall " It is a function to prevent the deterioration of the rice at the optimum temperature control as "extremely warm" I can not say anything just whether he really use because it is subtle adjustment transformer is about $100