is this a 110-125v or 220v?
239548
like the guy from Australia says it's set up out of the box for 110....but I tell you this this little drill is the absolute best drill i've ever owned. I do a lot of fabrication that can involve polystyrene carbon fibre and various other relatively delicate materials and with the low torque settings on this it is so amazing this little drill will drive a lag screw over and over and hod a charge for a pretty long time. highly recommend I have it with me as a must have tool on every job i do! i don't remember if it came with international plug adapters if thats what ya mean but it's 110 volts for sure.Dave like the guy from Australia says it's set up out of the box for 110....but I tell you this this little drill is the absolute best drill i've ever owned. I do a lot of fabrication that can involve polystyrene carbon fibre and various other relatively delicate materials and with the low torque settings on this it is so amazing this little drill will drive a lag screw over and over and hod a charge for a pretty long time. highly recommend I have it with me as a must have tool on every job i do! i don't remember if it came with international plug adapters if thats what ya mean but it's 110... » Read More like the guy from Australia says it's set up out of the box for 110....but I tell you this this little drill is the absolute best drill i've ever owned. I do a lot of fabrication that can involve polystyrene carbon fibre and various other relatively delicate materials and with the low torque settings on this it is so amazing this little drill will drive a lag screw over and over and hod a charge for a pretty long time. highly recommend I have it with me as a must have tool on every job i do! i don't remember if it came with international plug adapters if thats what ya mean but it's 110 volts for sure.Dave « Show Less
239549
Coming from America, the cord is a 110 volt cord. However inside the charger is a 220 volt fuse, so it will work on 220v. I simply cut off the end and replaced the 2-pin American plug with a 3-pin Australian plug. I have recharged my unit quite a few times now with no problems.
310993
125V AC, perfect for use in England, France, Australia, etc., but not in the United States.
606745
110v as far as i know. please double check for official answer and cinfirmation.
268157
What voltage you want to convert it to be? It's 110 as you know,,,,are you looking for 220, or 6 or 12 volt?
1315168
its 120V unfortunately. I had to buy a transformer to use it in Europe. Be careful not to plug it in in Europe into 220V directly, as you will fry the electronics!
337921
I want to say 110v but can't be 100%, sorry! The unit is currently sitting in a box somewhere in our basement since we just moved. I will let you know though!
1771111
Hi, sorry but I believe it is 110. I live in Europe at the moment and bought this set for my brother in law in the states. He loves it so I am thinking he would have told me that it was 220, has done several projects in the last few months. 220 doesn't work in the states. Wish I could help you more sorry.
1934681
It's 110... Great rig though. You'd have to go to the company website and double check that.... They might have a model tha is 240v.
2121011
As far as I can tell it is 120v. But it is a power supply so you could switch it out if it isn't.
2026888
110V. That is the standard voltage in the US. 220V is only for large appliances like dryers, in wall air conditioners, etc.
229074
It is 110-120 volt. It is a transformer to plug in 220 v instruments (saw, cutter, rotary tool etc) and " transform" them into 110.
545598
It is 110/115 volts, NOT 220. If you have 220 you can get a box and breakers to split the 220 circuit into two 110 circuits.
1426550
120v.... There's is nothing in the instructions that states it can handle 220
548723
110-120....wish u luck if u buy it. It only worked well for a very short period.
79557
I think somebody else asked this question. I am using it in the United States, so I would say 110 voltage.
1180812
120v American. Not a good product incidentally. Discarded my old, cheap one, after 11 yrs of faithful service. This one broke after several weeks.
762711
I'm pretty sure it would be 110 as it is just plugged into a regular outlet. I think 220 is for stuff like clothes dryers. I assume you are refering to a hair dryer.