would this fridge also run on 220 Volt?
232322
Not the model I bought from amazon.com I have had to connect through a step up voltage converter (transformer). But if you can find it in the U.K. (amazon.co.uk)that should be a 220V model.
232323
The specifications list ONLY 120 Volt and I don't recall any provision for resetting the voltage on the unit I bought. I can't check because I junked it after a few months...it was NOT SILENT and periodically just stopped working on one side or the other and just as periodically would start to function again. Buyer beware!
232324
Don't buy it.. It's a piece of junk. Failed within 3mos and the mfgr wouldn't honor the warranty.
1418024
No. It stores power in a 12V lead-acid deep cycle battery, and exports it as 12V, 5V (USB) or through a built-in 120V inverter. It will not run 220V appliances.
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.
1671579
The fridge plugs into regular 220 and the freezer works well -- I don't have ice cube trays but other things which have frozen.
162674
Yes, the refrigerator will operate on 12v DC, however it will rapidly drain the battery if it is not receiving a replenishing charge.
1458195
Don't think so. But it uses a transformer. Perhaps you could replace the transformer so it will accept 220.
1576415
Yep, 110 volts. Same as any other small appliance. If that's the voltage your asking about.
222590
you need to call the manufacturer for that information. A lot of small appliances need a transformer to work, otherwise the 220 V will fry the circuitry
995546
I have the main unit plugged into one of my kitchen outlets which is 110 volts. I wouldn't think it could handle 220. But to be on the super safe side and prevent a fire hazard, my sincere advice is to search the company online and ask their customer service department.
762752
Yes, I have mine wired for 220v. It is a great unit and was just what I was looking for.
805097
Sorry, just read your question again - no, it uses 110 same as any small kitchen appliance.
1625928
No, mine runs on 110. It may be possible to convert it to 220 or there might be a 220 version available, but the one I have runs on regular household power.
210520
No you can't. All appliances from the U.S. are 120 volts. Check Amazon.co.uk for the 240 volts version
761240
Simply..... NO! Most of your electronic Schrad around your house is powered by 110 Volts. About the only things that are powered by 220 Volts would be a washer, dryer, maybe Microwave or a welder. The "Bulb" would either explode or just burn out right off the bat if you ran it on 220 volts.
1839512
Not sure about 220 since I only used it in the US with 110. The power source is external though and I suspect it would run on either.
1973496
No, this unit only operates on 120 volts. It is highly unusual for any small device to operate on 220 as most homes have very limited access to anything but 120 volt outlets.
1248072
no the motor is 120 volt only. If you wanted 220 you would have to change out the motor.