Will this run off 220 volt? ( I will be purchasing in U.S. but using at home in the Philippines)
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No! It has a 120VAC motor. You would need a transformerr to drop the voltage from 220 to 120. Also, you probably also have 50 Hertz AC power while these are designed to run at 60 Hertz (used to be called "cycles"). If that's the case, buy paint rollers and brushes!
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No, it will not. But there is a way to convert 220 to 110. Ask Google for answer. It's easy.
2024821
Just buy a stepdown transformer at least 2000 watts in the Philippines, we are 60hz the freq is a non-issue.
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Mine is variable voltage. Bought and used it a year in Florida at 110v and now am in Bangkok at 220v. It will say so on the power black box, though you might need a magnifying glass to read it.
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I used mine in the U.S. (110 VAC) and China (220 VAC) with no problems. I don't know Australian household voltages.
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The model I had had a voltage selector (200-220v for Asia or 100-120 for Japan & U.S.) and I used it in Hong Kong with an adapter (different plugs). No problems. Used it a lot when traveling. Hope this helps.
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I dont know since i own only the 220v powertig. For the price it usefulness works great for the home shop. So far so good i hope it stays that way
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It can be either be the 110 or 220 volt. If you are living in the US. Voltage in your home will be fine if have 220 volt it just more house power for the breaker in your home that all.
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Mine is for 110 V only, so if you buy one that was imported into the United States, the answer is no unless you are willing to use a voltage adapter.
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No, it is only 110v. You could use a transformer if you are going overseas.
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yes, just make sure the appliance you are using it for has same voltage as used in Philippines.
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It was a gift that I sent so I can't test it. However I am pretty sure it's not going to work on 220v. I am fairly certain as most all small kitchen appliances in US it uses 110v.
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Just like the phone chargers they accept 110/220 but depending on where you live you may need an adapter, plugs in the Philippines are just like the US except they are 220, but most US products either accept 110/220 or have a slide switch in the back or underneath to change the voltage from 110 to 220 or reverse, always check your appliance to make sure
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Hi,Thank you for emailing me. This item's AC adapter is rated for 100-240 volts. You can use it in the Philipines but you might need to purchase a converter if the outlets are different from the ones used in the United States. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.Regards,Andrew SchearerOperations Manager"Like" us at facebook.com/reforgerdirect
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I use it with my house current, 110. Don't know about abroad or any higher voltage. Hope this helps.
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According to my research it is dual voltage , 100-240 volts. I imagine it will work just as good overseas.
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YEs, you can use this in the Philippines and yes, it will take 120V also. You might need an adaptor though to plug into an outlet.
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I did use it in the Philippines and Hong Kong but would be careful as it will heat up. Don't leave it plugged in for prolonged periods.
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I've never been in the Philippines, but a Google search indicates that the most common receptacle is the same as fits the American two-prong plug; but the voltage is 220 rather than the American 110. The Monster MP OTG400 outlet unit should work with the 220 current but it requires a three-prong adapter to fit in the two-prong socket. You can put your iPhone/iPad/iPod chargers directly into a Philippine socket because they work with both 110 and 220 volt current, but if you wanted to use them simultaneously in the Monster MP OTG400, you would need an plug adapter for it. If your other items work only with 110 volt current, you will need a transformer to convert the 220 current to 110. Many hair dryers have a built-in switch to change the 110 to 220 - if you have one of this kind (usually labelled as a travel model), you can treat it the same as your iPhone chargers once you turn the switch unless it has a three-prong plug which requires a plug adapter.