What power source does this soldering iron use? 110volts or 220volts???
1311065
110: this is a good soldering iron, is doing the job for me just beginning stained glass projects, but has no temperature control on it. My next one will have one. Have fun with your craft!
1311066
It uses your basic 110 outlet. It heats quickly and has never tripped any breakers.
1311067
110. It plugs into any regular wall receptacle in the U.S. Europe will need a converter.
1667360
Just 110v. I know because I ruined mine. I just had to buy a new adapter; not expensive.
445575
I just read the label on the iron. It clearly says 110-240 VAC. However you will need an adaptor US &gt; Its 40Watts Work better than all previous models temp goes up to 415 degrees
1365491
Don't know the wattage, but it works well for me on circuit board soldering. I have other high wattage irons, guns and a torch where less precision is required.
2272112
its 110 Volt . Durring Heavy usage the sanding belt will stop turning , and the rubber drive wheel will Melt . Lite Duty Only .
1865673
I believe its 120 volts just took it out of the case last month have not used it yet the job was canceled i bought it for. will check this weekend.
2075267
I own two of these, and I solder copper to steel and aluminum to steel. This is the most powerful electric soldering iron I've ever found. Just make sure you use the right flux for the soldering you are doing. You might also try a small butane torch if your work piece is large.
2136596
110 volt. I don't believe there are many appliance like this available in 220 volt. Surely you know there step down transformers available if you need to connect 110 volt appliances to a 220 volt source?
1772284
I think these tips are only for Elenco-brand soldering irons. I you want to use these tips, Elenco has a nice solder station on Amazon for $35. Here is the link: Elenco SL5K40 Solder Station Kit with 40-watt Iron
2216243
You will need to check your flat iron voltage - UK uses 240v and USA is 110v so unless you have dual voltage flat irons such as GHD then you may also need a converter. My UK flat iron/straightners (not dual voltage) blew when I used with only an adaptor plug like this, in the US. So - you can use dual voltage flat irons, buy some flat irons in the US to use there, buy a voltage converter or chance it and hope they don't blow!
1164842
if iron is 110v & 85 watts, usefull in India Pak Asia Europe 220V Countries
1467249
If the iron is listed as 110-240 volt, all you should need is an adapter plug to go from the US pattern to the UK plug. No transformer should be needed.
1341410
It appears from the manual the tools use 110 voltage. However, I did a little research and found a converter available from Amazon that should allow you to use the tools where 220 is the only current. Goldsource STU-500 Step Up and Down Voltage Converter Transformer, AC 110/220 V, 500 WattThere are others available so see which one works best for you. I hope this helps.
1174382
To be on the safe side I would purchase an Inverter/Converter (inexpensive) unit to cater for UK power output, so as to ensure that you will be supplying 110/120 volts as required for the tool.
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.
1607319
110-120 AC, 50-60 Hz. There are European irons out there, with the round tip plug, but this isn't one of them. If you need one, consider a travel iron. I would not even consider using a voltage converter with a product that draws so much power.
1968389
The Continental Electric CP43001 Classic Dry Iron is 110v only (110v is modernly also referred to as 120v). It is a wonderful iron and I love it. I am a quilter and this iron gets daily use.