Single serve systems like Keurig that are dual voltage: Any suggestions?
251845
I live in the UK and have a vacation home in Florida. I love our Keurig, I've advised Keurig they're missing a trick by not selling to the UK and European market. Anyhow, we have a power "inverter" already that reduces 220v down to 110v for some less powerful electrical items we've taken back over the years. After a little research we are buying another Keurig Machine to take back. At 1500 watts you need to get an inverter that handles that amount of power. Check out 220-electronics.com. I'm buying the inverter here in the US also, way-way cheaper than buying in the UK and probably the rest of Europe, be mindful they are heavy. Inverters/transformers/converters, call them watt you like, they work fine. A bit bulky to have on a counter top possibly but I've figured out a way to hide mine and feed it to an electrical socket..... Happy Days!!
556489
No it's not a dual voltage. You would have to step it down to 110 with a converter.
496649
I am not really sure without knowing model number. Most Keurig 2.0 models shown at web site state k-cups for single cup and k-carafe for four cups. Your best bet would be to check the instructions or specs at Keurig home page. Sorry could not answer directly.
2148968
The directions say 'single' for voltage. You can go to remngtonproducts.com to get a definitive answer.
298016
I was told by Keurig's customer sevice that they were discontinuing the 1255 last summer. I really liked the coffee it made when it worked and the feature of heating the water to a higher temperature. The new 2.0 model can use vue cups but you have to go to you tube for the drm hack.
2081447
I would like to know the same thing. It showed up on the list under my search for "dual voltage flat iron".
571932
my machine makes a good coffe. but I have the European model. the first I received from US exploded because of the different electric power
437367
I do not think Keurig still makes and sells this product. There may be others like the Vue you mention, but this particular model is no longer produced so no more reviews.
1362080
You can't. These are for Keurig single cup coffee makers only. The is the reason they are called "K-cups".
1936316
I use a slightly different model but I would be 99% sure that it is dual voltage. Every conair I've used has been. (It drives me nuts that they don't clearly state that info). I'd be pretty confident though.
366486
Not being familiar with the pods used in the new Keurig machines, my suggestion to you would be to to contact Keurig on line and ask them.
1534119
I just searched mine again for any indication of dual voltage. Mine is 110/120V only.
1546724
IMO, the K-Cup machines are more prone to failure. Check the reviews. As for selection, K cups beat VUE (V cups) for now. BUT!, if you purchase a Pod adapter called "Solofill V2", you can use K cups in VUE brewers. Good for those Brands/Flavors you can't find in a V cup.
74007
No, sorry, it isn't dual voltage. You would definitely need to use a voltage converter with it for 220v.
1920063
We have no answer to the question. Our suggestion would be to contact Keurig's web site Customer Service. We "assume" there is such a page.
2160925
This Nespresso machine is not Bi-Volt. It is 110 V. There isn´t a Nespresso machine Bi-Volt unfortunatelly. We searched about that already! We had the same Nespresso machine 220V, but we brought from Europe. As we moved to North America we had to buy a new machine 110V.
1407032
If the coffe maker is less than 1600 watts is ok to use it. Also a coffe msker is use for a short oeriod of time which wont make damage to the voltage comverter