is this tool 120-240V or only 120V? thank you
2042413
This tool is 120 volt only. But because it has an adjustable heat setting, it is much easier to use with different tips on different woods or materials.Just experiment on scrap or sample pieces first.
1541714
Lol, never. 120. For it to need 240 it would be one big sander. But 220v is two induction 110v circuits coming off the pole and run together to make 220 so make a splitter that uses one and the neutral line and you have your 110v. Just remember that breaker is bridged and anywhere from two 15- two 50amp circuits so they may not trip easy.
443505
If you get the dewalt battery charger that is compatible 220 volts for this tool.
348074
i also looked at the manual and it said 120 V only. So I wonder if it really works for 220/240 V. Thanks.
259503
Book says its 120V. Just plug in to a regular outlet. I like the saw so far.
2222984
AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz - this is the only one I have used (the one it came with)
288986
The one I bought is 110-120 vac but I don't know if they sell one for 240V. Good Luck!!
1918929
The tools used here in the USA are 120 volt tools.All tho, some manufactures have 220 volt tools for the overseas markets.I'm not sure if Hitachi offers this tool in 220v here in the states. You could get that info from them at Hitachi.Here is a number for them.1-800-706-7337.Hope this helps.
1807145
220v is the electrical current rating that is available to some outlets. The dremel tool runs on 110v and would not survive the higher voltage. Reconditioned does not alter the voltage required to operate the tool.
500674
This tool runs on 120V- 60 Hz. You would need a transformer to run it on 220V.
1693121
I'm not exactly sure what that means, but I plug it into a regular 120 outlet. The two batteries that came with it are crappy and only last for about 3-5 minutes of cutting if I'm lucky. They may have been defective but I just haven't done anything about it. I like this tool, I would absolutely LOVE IT if only the batteries lasts longer.
229730
It's 110v. I had to take mine back and get something else because the blade wouldn't stay in it (I bought a Porter Cable instead).
1437538
I have this saw and it is not 220volts . It is 120 volt with a standard 3 prong plug on it
1418558
It is 110 volt, and is not a hammer drill. It is a regular 1/2 inch varible speed drill. It is very powerful and I like it very much.
1705737
Hi we do sell a 240V model it's the 5500 model we don't offer it on amazon though you would have to contact us through our website for details on that at The Tool People Thanks Gary
1010045
Yes, according to the packaging information, it is really 120V only. Sorry.
69432
Rated 120V/60Hz/3.5A. Do not see anywhere on machine or in book that rates it at 240V