can this be use on 220V coutry?
1953233
I would not use it without a transformer. Using it without a transformer would most likely burn up the motor.
2045606
No, it is not for 220V plugs. It does not have that socket and is designed for 110 use.
409346
NO it will not work on 220V. The male plug is for 120V only, if t were for 240V it would have a 240 (220V) plug on it. If you try to cheat the design, you will either destroy it or start a fire!!!
1643235
We have used it only in a 110v circuit as we live in United States. We do not know if it could be adapted or not to a 220 v.
1771594
I don't see why not but it depends on what appliance you're going to use it for. I used mine for upconverting a 110v to 220v for our Christmas lantern. It worked great! The bigger the appliance the higher wattage you would need. Just make sure you know what wattage you need and bounce it off with the step converter capacity. I hope I answered your question. Good luck!
1762528
I havent tried it on 220. Best thing to do is ask for a 220 v version or buy a power voltage converter
823001
I wouldn't use it on 220v, but my advice is to contact the manufacture, and not take the advice offered here.
2283614
No, it is not possible to use on a 220 volt system. This unit is rated 120 volt only.
1082122
It's only for use with 115 V There may be 220 volt units made, but you have to ask manufactuer!
821411
It will work on 220 but is rated for much less.I would not risk going over the voltage rating for safety reasons unless the current is below a milliamp.
1807353
I believe you would need an adapter. I'm from the US and there isn't any 220V switch or anything.
1055778
The unit will not work on 220V as is. You would need a voltage converter to be sure of safe operation, and possibly a plug adapter as well.
1826439
You'll need a transformator to do so. Not worth the headache. There is a version suitable for 220 volts. Look for them
16270
I've never tried it on 220, I have no need to as I operate if on 110 or 120 volts as I'm sure it should be. There would be little doubt in my mind that it is not designed to run on 220 and that it might run for awhile, but it would "burn out" in relaively short order. In short order Don't do it, unless you have one designed for 220.
1078332
Yes, you can. The instructions are very clear for wiring for 220V circuits. And their 800 number is very helpful if you have questions that their instructions don't answer.
1734541
Absolutely not. Buy only from a European Amazon site to be sure of 220v and the right prongs. Don't use a converter. It will fry your appliance.
771149
I'm not sure. You'd have to check the specs by the manufactrer, or use a 120v transformer