for use in 220V transformer is needed!. May I have your input power in(watts)?. thanks
1307820
This one uses 120 VAC and draws 8 amps. Watts = Volts x Amps so 120 volts x 8 Amps = 960 Watts. I didn't like this unit, it's very loud and you are limited by the cord. I like the one that runs on propane MUCH better.
125493
You can buy a power converter. You might check with the manufacturer and see if they offer it in 220.
1734856
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
2021770
No, but if you get an inexpensive transformer (240 to 120 volts) it should work fine.Also the power supply that comes with it may be 120/240. Good luck.
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well you may find you need more than 200 watt transformer. i got a 500 and run all my U.S. stuff on it. ie TV, laptop.. hard drives :)... ps stay away from the one with the usb port. its junk.....
1888286
Mine is 120 volt -- needs a circuit to handle 1500 watts. I have no information to suggest they make one for 220v. Sorry.It was easy to install and worked well.
1642894
If the details about this item are correct the "Power consumption is 24W" - so a 200 watt transformer should be more than what you need. I have 3 strings connected to a 150watt transformer, with no heat issues or tripping.
1110242
I don't think so since Europe has 220 volt or watts instead of US 110 volts unless you use a transformer.
189284
comes with a plug-in transformer(120v)...think this was your question...good luck.
1408380
I live in the US and have 110 so I have no problem you would probably need a power converter.
492664
Check the voltage for the country as others have suggested. If not the same as U.S, you could also purchase a transformer/converter that would transform the voltage what is needed.
1726793
I too have the same question. I will try to buy a 120 V step down transformer.... meanwhile wanted to know which transformer someone has used it sucessfully with this? Is a transformer based converter needed or normal wiothout transformer work? I had one already but not sure if to use this or buy a transformer based 120 V
346705
The manufacturer says that it can be used with power input from 100V-240V, so, yes, you can!The reference to this is here:http://content.etilize.com/Manufacturer-Brochure/1022540950.pdf
1761103
Any step_up/step_down transformer can be use to convert 110v to 220v or vice versa except that in this case it is an over kill to use a 3000W transformer for a 750W appliance.
1093937
I am using 120 Volts, However the adaptor rated input is 100 - 240 volts.So once you have the plug to fit for the 220 Volts supply you can use it.Note - check your Adaptor Input -It is listed on the adaptor label
538156
I use the converter for step down voltage, so I can't say with 100% certainty, but I believe you will be able to. However, a warning is issued with the transformer saying that sometimes surges may cause equipment to draw additional wattage when starting up, sometimes double or even triple the design wattage usage(same might apply for amperage). I honestly don't think you'd run across that problem though, it'd be rare. Also, I noticed with this transformer, I don't know if it needs to be done this way for step up voltage, but you must do everything in steps. You have to select the proper input on the unit, then plug in the unit, then turn on the unit(close breaker), and then plug in your output plug equipment. If you don't follow this order exactly, it'll trip the breakers in your home. It has done this several times at my apartment in Italy, but when I did it this method it never tripped. And when working properly it has a very light buzzing noise but it's not too noticable. And when working properly, all my equipment has run just fine, no problems, and I've been using up to around 1900 watts, 1100 for microwave and 800 for coffee pot at the same time. It has also powered my entertainment equipment with no issues. Hope this helps.