Will this coffee pot work in Germany?
942801
Yes. It will work fine in Germany. My husband uses it with 220 current in Afghanistan, too.
942802
Yes, it will work perfectly fine--its made for a 220 V standard. You'll either have to buy an adapter for the socket (which is an easy fix) or you'll have to change the plug so you can use it without an adapter (the better option).
942803
yes it will, comes with the Bfitish three prong plug,you will need the euro two prong adapter, which is exactly what I use and it works perfectly
942804
depends on if germany is on 220 system. you should not have a issue with finding a plug adaptor if different
942805
Yes it will work in Germany which has 220 V standard. You might however need an adaptor for the socket.
942806
Works great in Turkey - have to get a plug adapter for your German outlets - easy to come by - even in germany!
942807
It works in London and Nigeria because its voltage is 220. I think Germany uses the same. Call the Embassy to verify.
2098073
I see no reason why you cannot, the unit comes with a round coffee filter basket for brewing full pots of coffee and also a conical basket for brewing individual cups of coffee, tea, etc. To be sure you might also ask that question to BrewExpress the manufacturer, according to their website they can be reached at 866.268.5953.
1797122
I am quite sure that it will work. I have a Krueig older model and it works perfectly. I recommend buying the Disposable Filters for Use in Keurig® Brewers to use with the cups, although my brother in law uses the cups w/out the filters.
37890
According to what the providers told me it will. My sister lives in Germany and has this phone and also got me mine.
1750020
Yes it will I used in in Germany right before it stopped working..hope you get a good one. The concept is great but ours did quit working
1297590
I have been using a Keurig B40 in Germany (with a power converter) for more than a year now with no issues.
1271581
I don't believe it is. If it 240 compatible, most companies will include the adapter and there wasn't one with this coffee maker.
773912
It should. But mine would never brew a cup of coffee and after many attempts it was returned.
1740663
Yes. This kettle works great. Just returned from a trip to tunisia and we had hot coffee every morning. No adaptor needed, simple switch on bottom of unit set to 220. At home in USA, switch to 110 and use the included adaptor plug. Works perfectly.
720282
I don't know. We didn't get that far. There were so many structural problems with this coffee pot, we sent it back. Got a second one and more problems. Very shoddy. They're actually made in China. Can say it is made in Italy because it's assembled or shipped there. Finally gave up and got a refund but had to pay to ship it back. Would never buy any of this brand.
262634
It should enable you to connect the coffee maker to the us type connection but be sure that the machine is designed to operate on 110 volts. The adaptor in question is not a voltage converter. It is simply a plug adaptor.
1286866
If it looks similar to the one that you are trying to replace, then it will probably work. If it doesn't work, you can return it. I have found that it works with a number of brands of coffee makers.
1011529
Yes. C-type should work in Germany, Italy, and Austria. Note, however, it is an adapter and NOT a converter. It does not change the voltage from 220 to 110. Do not use it for a hairdryer or curling iron or any other 110 only device.
700891
Yes, as long as the coffee pot base plug prong are the same distance as between the cord plug prongs distance.
2164505
According to manufacture, it works for all coffee pots that take a "standard size" paper filter. You won't be disappointed. I absolutely love mine!
4460
I guess it would be all right . But I returned mine since the item is not made in Germany.
1717953
Unlikely - it only provides less than an amp of current - US coffeemakers are usually over 10 amps