Can u use a step down transformer to convert 110v to 220 v
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I don't see why not. http://www.amazon.com/STEP-DOWN-TRANSFORMER-ADAPTER-300W/dp/B0036ZKCAY
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This will solve your issue if you need 220 or 110. The $14.95 one from Amazonhttp://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=step+down+transformer
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NO, but you can buy a step down transformer to reduce the voltage. I had the opposite situation with a reciever bought in Europe that required 220V but I had 110 available - bought a step down transformer and raised the voltage to 220V. They work either way - you just have to get the side with the higher winding count to the 220 side and the lower count to the 110 side.
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You would need to purchase a step down transformer that goes from 220 volt to 120 volt and then connect it to a 12 volt power supply. Here is an Amazon link to to some step down transformers they offer. http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&page;=1&rh;=n%3A172282%2Ck%3A220%20volt%20transformer
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No its a 110v plug in. You could get a step down if your in a country that uses 220 but id just buy a 220v unit
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No, it does not support 220 voltage. If you use a step down transformer it might hum
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Yes, the converter can handle both step up and step down conversion. Therefore if you are taking 220/240V devices to a 110V region or vice versa, US(110V) to Hong Kong (220V), this device is what you need. Bare in mind - you can run all the appliances off of one converter using a multi-plug. To determine the size of the transformer you require, tally all the wattage of the devices you'll be taking with you and multiply this by 2. Therefore, if you'll be using a 1000W microwave and a 500W kettle, and want to use them at the same time, you'll need a 3000W transformer.
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I doubt it. A step down transformer will always be cheaper that a buck and boost transformer or step up.
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You would need a robust step down transformer to convert 220v to 110-120v. Read the specifications for the Fryer, it may require around 1000W so your transformer must have at least that much if not 2-3x more.
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No, it is only rated for 120V-60Hz. A step-down transformer would be required to use it at 220V. If the 220 volts is 50HZ that is probably not a problem.
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I assume it can be used with a step down transformer. I spent many years in Germany in USAF and we used step down transformers for many things.
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Yes this will work. Your device only needs 1amp and will not use more than it needs. The step down transformer is capable of 3amps and could technically support 3 of your devices.
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Not sure what you mean about a converter. You would need a transformer to change 220v to 120v
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Definitely not! it only take 120-120V, however, you can use step down transformer from 220-240V down to 110-120V. buy it from the radio shack. Evan
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You will need a 120v to 220v step "up" transformer if it is from another country and you want to use it in the US, You will need a 220v to 120v step "Down" transformer if it is from the US and you want to use it IN another country. Try the "Goldsource STU-100" "up\down converter $11.99 on amazon
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No, you need to use a voltage converter which down scale your 220 to 110. I am using the same in South Africa.
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This device would not work on a 220V circuit unless you used a step down transformer (220V to 110V) or you set up an outlet from the 220V circuit with only one leg of the circuit supplying the power to the outlet.