I'm looking to buy this saw from the States and ship it back to England , does any one know if it has a dual supply voltage 110v & 240v
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In the US, it only comes in 110v. However, you can order directly from Dewalt.com from within England and it is supplied with 240v. (When you visit their site, it asks you to select which country you're from.) That's a LOT cheaper than shipping it.
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No it has no dual voltage capability, its made as either a 110v (US model) or a 230v model
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The label on the saw says 120v only so it cannot be used with 220v unless you used a converter, but I would check with Makita before you tried the converter. I don't know the typical plug configuration in Australia but the plug has two vertical blade prongs and a round ground prong which is typical for the US.
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I have no idea. My saw operates i electricity,thru house current. I do love the saw,
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It is 110 and is strictly a hobby saw. I looked at one complaint where the owner thought it should be able to cut Oak and other hardwoods. Small soft stock is what I use it for.
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Dual voltage - I bought it in the US with 110V and I am using it abroad with 220v
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I am sorry, not sure about that. I would check with Hitachi to see what the policy is. Good luck. I have had no problems with my saw and have used it a lot.
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Book says its 120V. Just plug in to a regular outlet. I like the saw so far.
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John, I can't give you a accurate answer for your area, bit we have a local distributor in Ashland VA who does service everything they sell. On a better note! I have worked the crap out of 2 of these saws and haven't had the first bit of problems with either one. I was sceptical at forst, but truly a good saw!
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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.
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Sergo, I have not heard of free voltage, but this saw is only for 110-120 volts as far as I know.
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Hi. No, it doesn't have dual voltage. You can only use it with 110-120 V. But if you buy a voltage converter, you'll be able to use it with 220 V.
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Mine does, it came with:Marineland Model: SAW24-150-1000Input: 100-240V~ 50-60Hz 0.8AOutput: 15V 1000mA.
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My motor saw cannot be used here in Australia . The voltages are different. Do not buy anything on the net from amazon.
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christian, after reading this thread i also went ahead and bought it. it arrived today and as you mentioned it is 110-240V. didn't have the chance to try it yet but it looks well built. thank you once again for the tip.
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This iron has a 110V USA plug. However, we sell internationally so 240V irons are available on special requests in advance. Thank you for your interest.
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The motor isn't wound for 220, so not directly. If you mean the 2-phase 220 in most residential neighborhoods in the US, you could probably wire an adaptor to only use one of the hot wires on a 220 circuit <DISCLAMER: I AM NOT AN ELECTRICIAN> because residential 220 circuits are made up of two hot 120 wires with opposite phase + a neutral and a ground. So you would just use the two you need. If you are overseas, I have seen a 220V version of this saw in Asia, but I don't know the model number.
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It works fine on 115v. That is how the saw comes wired. You probably could have an electrician convert it to 220v if that is what you wanted. It will work fine in a garage, that is where I have mine.