I am interested in the KSM8990 mixer but want to know if this can be used in New Zealand or does it have a different power requirement? Thanks
1951012
First ,find out what the power source is there and if it's not 120-140 ac ask themto provide an adapter,Its Done all over the world
1949212
The power supply is rated 100-240 50/60Hz, so I think you would be fine by just adding an adapter. I don't know what the power is in NZ.
1604193
The motor draws 3.2 amps or around 380 to 400 watts. Less than what home style kitchen aids draw, however a completely different principle for power. This motor runs at full capacity all the time, whereas the home mixers only run at full power on the highest speed. This gets its power through a transmission.
693386
It's fixed at 120V, so we bought a step-down transformer to use it in New Zealand. No problems, terrific little machine. Merry Christmas
440989
The mixer uses an external power supply (like the kind used for laptops, electric razors, etc), however, unlike those units, the Behringer power supply that I have is for 110/120 AC only and cannot switch to your voltage. You have a couple of options: Behringer provides a power supply that works with your voltage (part # MXEU4) that the supply with units sold in Europe. You can also get a power converter that will convert 230 V to 110/120 - shops catering to your country's foreign travellers will have them.
1388989
I e-mailed KitcheAid and asked them this question. I have the 9 Speed. It was almost a year ago but I think they said it was 220 watts. I have a 30 year old KitchenAid K5SS stand mixer that is still going strong. I do not abuse it. It was made by Hobart and there is a tag on the side of the mixer saying so. Their quality has really gone down. The KitchenAid 9-Speed mixer I bought lasted one mixing. Dealing with KitchenAid is like dealing with the government. I was fortunate that I bought the item from a reliable retailer. I returned it and got a new one which I have never used. I still use our 20 year old $20.00 mixer as it is only 110 watts and seems to be just as powerful as the KitchenAid. I stay away from their products even if they get good reviews.
2035659
It should but of course the question is how much surge does the mixer draw on start up as motors draw more when they start. You might be safer to go 1000 watts. The other question is since this is likely a European mixer it is designed for 50 Hz (cycles per second) and the US standard is 60 Hz. This transformer does not change the cycles per second and some things are more sensitive to that than others so the best I can honestly tell you not being an expert or knowing your mixer is maybe. Sorry I can not say for sure.
916833
I looked in my instruction book of 2007, (my Keurig has always worked well) and do not see any references to rated wattage.To obtain that info I would go to customer service:www.keurig.com or 1-866-901-BREW (2739)
494570
the Kitchenaid sold in the US will not work in Vietnam...... the machine built and sold in the US are 120 volts and 60 hertz..... I am from Germany and I know Kitchenaid builds them for overseas with 220V and 50/60 hertz you may have to call the company, to find out if/how to get one for your needed voltage here in the States... hope this answered your question
669906
If you want to use an US mixer outside of the USA, you will need a transformer which will increase the 110V to 220V. Concerning the hz, it works with 50 or 60, this is absolutely not an issue.
1805384
I can"t say. My mixer is model KHM53ER. It works great though. Makes egg whites really fluff up in little time.
1785854
I have the same mixer. I looked at Mackie's website and it's the same mixer. I like it and it works well for me.
1209390
I can not find how many watts it is. But as far as potatoes or thick cookie batter...it has enough power to do anything. I have had mixers that go faster, where this one is a little slower then those, but the power makes up for it. I have never had it stall out with thick mixtures thus far.
901939
The power supply input only support 120VAC/60hz. You will need transformer that converts 220VAC to 120VAC and an adapter plug. Please go to an electronic store in Europe for more info. Failure to this may damage the mixer power supply. Hope it helps.
1120756
You will need to get the KitchenAid Artisan Mixer 5KSM150PSE. This mixer will run on 220V. These are made for the overseas market. I hope this information helps.
1902742
It is 1,200 watts and it depends the size of your show, the sound quality and volume you want... At least, in the most simple way, consider the total amount of watts required from your passive speakers (not powered) and that this powered mixer needs to exceeds these total of watts to be able to work...
451280
The transformer will convert the power for something that is not dual voltage. The plugs to attach onto it. because all plugs are adapted for different input plugs. Hope this helps. I went to Europe with this and don't know New Zealand power issues. Have a great trip. Hope this helps.