How hard is it too put in a 220v?Have a power box out in shop..
941906
Pretty simple if you have two adjacent slots in you circuit breaker box so that it will accommodate a 20 amp 220 circuit breaker.
941907
It's hard for me to intuitively know what you mean by a 'power box', but assuming you mean that you have line power to the shop, and If you know what you are doing, it ought to be straightforward. If not, get an electrician. It will be worth it to have been done correctly and to code (and safety).
941908
Not difficult if 1) you're comfortable working with electricity, and 2) you have the correct incoming power. Since you are asking the question, though, it would probably make sense for your own safety and peace of mind to hire an electrician to do it for you.
941909
Not hard at all, your instructions will show you how to change it over. Or you can call Jet, a great bunch of guys.
941910
I had already had my shop wired for 220 when I converted garage to workshop. It was done by an electrician. As I recall it did not seem like a big deal. I would think an electrician could give you a price over the phone.
804981
On the one we received the power converter is on the end of the cable and is 110 only. I don't think it would be hard to modify but I'm sure that would void the warranty.
168356
You'll most likely need to use a transformer or other gizmo since it's typical 110. Amazon might have this model in 220v though...
1067751
There is no way to hook it up wrong.. Sounds weird but true.. I wired mine up for 220 for a little more power and it (so far) works great..
2217340
Did not open yet. It has 110-220v on the box. Has also some misspellings on the box what scares me! Will check later today.
1997606
This Doesn't come in the 220v model, You'd probably need a converter if you'd be using this outside the 120 volt range.
1878835
the one that came with mine was only for 120v you would need a converter or a power adapter for that voltage!
1774597
No way it will handle 220, i would not feel safe putting more than 12v threw it. This is made for small applications like little home projects. I used it as a safety behind a relay for a light bar on my truck. It is a small part for small applications.
494572
a 220 voltage power supply will burn up the machine. besides you can't plug this mixer into a 220 outlet. 220 runs things like your a/c. and for safety you can't plug this mixer into a 220 plug it's too small
776614
İ am using same way with 220v and no problem. By the way this is a very good product versus price.
1724769
I would recommend not doing so. I had a European one that I brought to the states. It died on me within a few months. Find one for the 220V and buy that one.
377374
Sorry jay its all packed up in the storage. But as i have said. Its 110 in my recollection thats why i had to use an AVR with 110 converter bec. my voltage is 220v
1512456
You need to go to the iVAC Pro products to handle 220V. The system requires 2 modules a tool switch and a vacuum power switch. I have that in my shop and it works great
492667
For overseas you will have to most likely rewire it, most overseas outlets are different than ours in the US.Best to call the company after you find out what the electric volts and plug type is needed from the country its going to. If its going to a American base it may be fine, check before you spend money shipping. Best i got. Good luck. Anybody else?
632399
If you bought it in the US and taking it to Europe you need to convert the power from 110 to 220 or it is going to burn out. Either the power cable already has the converter and it is a small black box that is part of the power cable. All you need is an adapter for the plug. If the power cable is just a plain cable without a special little black box attached to it then you need to buy a 50 dollar transformer. It is cheaper to order those on Amazon as I have done.
2066671
If you read the description you'll see that it's 110/220 volts... It will arrive wired for 110 volts, read the re-connection directions to wire it for 220 volts... Be advised,,, this unit IS TOP HEAVY!!! Use care when moving it!! Don't ask me how I know !!! Gene
387606
Not hard if you know what you're doing. A little snip here and there and a spot of solder and it was done. The hard part was finding a power source with the right voltage.