does this oven works in free volt or 110V?
223162
This is a good oven and I recommend it for light kitchen use. It does work on 110 v.
198306
You cannot use this convection oven, purchased in the US, in Europe unless you have the appropriate electricity voltage converter. However, you may be able to find this, or a similar product in Europe, possibly even at one of Amazon's European sites.
1023840
I'm pretty sure it's 110 volts. It's an American appliance and we use 110 volts. You'd probably need a converter
2016675
it runs on 110 Volt. Hope this helps. Cheers FYI I am very satisfied with the machine.
1378885
I'm not sure of the wattage, but I have it plugged into a regular 110 wall outlet and it works great. I like this oven (makes great nachos! and the place down the street uses it to warm biscuit sandwiches that are delicious) but there's a couple of things to mention. It has a fairly loud timer beeper that seems very long... I think it's maybe 15 seconds? Apparently it is required for commercial use and there is no way to turn it off. There is a workaround- leaving the timer set to 'always on' and then turning on the heat as needed. This leaves the fan on continuously but the fan ball bearing is rated for 15,000 hours which is incredible. The biscuit place uses this method. We discovered that we actually really like the beeper because we have loud music and crowds. It's not annoying and helps the servers. The biscuit place is super tiny (3 tables and a 4 stool bar) that does mostly quiet breakfasts so I see why they leave it set to 'always on.' The other thing, and this is very minor, is that we make these huge nachos so chips and cheese get in the oven. When you wipe the stuff out it falls in the crack between the front door and the over and is a bit of a pain to get out. You have to put a finger in there and push it to the side. Overall I would definately recommend this oven. We've had no issues in 2 years of service.
159145
It uses the standard 110 volts. It worked great (I used the past tense because I gave the machine to my successor).
874665
I remember it's 110v but i don't recommend it. It lasted only a few months. I now have a $10 Rice Cooker and it has lasted me so far.
1576415
Yep, 110 volts. Same as any other small appliance. If that's the voltage your asking about.
653287
It's 110V, but please know it only lasts about two years. The heating element burns out and it will not turn on. However, it did work very well for two years. You can get an attachment to convert the 110 to 220V. Amazon sells them. I would recommend this one though...it makes hot water VERY fast and we have had no problems with it: Chef's Choice 681 Cordless Electric Kettle
1831365
120 V, 60Hz and 13 W. Love this appliance. All outlets here are either 110 or 210. So it really is a 110
1391589
There are two US compatible voltages available - this unit is 120 volt. The 220 volt unit can be purchased by contacting Culinarycookware and Equipment 888-228-2231
388422
in the US it is 120 volts. UK or most overseas locations it is 240. Regardless the machine has temperature control and it boils and grinds whatever food product you choose to process into milk or paste. Mine works great and have had no problems.
1828879
I don't know about voltage. I will say this appliance did not work well for me, burned out the first time I used it.
1246244
The one I bought is 120 volts. Unless you are buying from Amazon in Europe most all appliances sold in USA are 120V(unless specified otherwise)
1391588
The one I have been using is 220V. Maybe you should ask the American Importer if the units shipped to USA are 110V? BTW, it is a great unit. You will maybe have to experiment a bit with different flour.
933902
its supports 110v. Standard in the united states. the only problem is the second coffee pot stopped working shortly after we received this product, so only one side works. I would not recommend this product.
12860
It is 110. However I do not recommend it. It does not heat much to really cook well.