How many volts is it?
941860
The cord plugs into a wall socket, usually in the kitchen, and most kitchen outlets are supplied with 115 volts AC. The cord can handle 115 volts. You'll need something bigger for your washing machine.
941861
that is a cord for a hand held mixer or and adding machine or a razor. more that likely a mixer or adding machine.
1895582
same answer as Nancy N.(5 volts,500mA,DC).Best purchase I've made-small,portable,etc.You really can't go wrong.
2052030
It is 17,000,000 Volts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0KMe1aa3Bk The link above is a decent video on the product. It demonstrates someone trying it on himself and later reading what paperwork came with mine. If you're going to watch the video, in my opinion the most valuable information from that video is from 4:08-10:28. Everything else is unnecessary to watch. Hope this helps.
21135
This was a little difficult for me to read, but I believe it's a 6 Volt. You may be able to look it up on the O-Cedar site for sure.
741436
Oh so sorry , just saw this, the back on the unit says 120 volts, it has 2 prongs and plugs into any of my outlets. Standard for the U.S.
725594
I can't say, but it is 9volt. So if it is 9volt I want to say yes. I hope this helps
700400
it is a 110v. There may be a voltage converter you can buy and still use it.
1521306
No. It is 120 volts. However, you can travel type kits to step down from 240 to 120. Be alerted that we don't like it very much. It really runs HOT.
51254
I don't know the voltage but it is tiny. Would be great for a dog house. :)
421450
If you mean what voltage is the power supply which it uses, the answer is 110 -120 Volts AC.
2223971
I put a voltmeter on it and it puts out around 36v, which I use to charge my 24v battery bank.
779475
It's 120 volts at the plug. It's light, not electricity where it contacts your skin.
1896344
We believe it's a 9 volt. We haven't had to change it. Over all we are very happy with it.
447939
I am not impressed by this purchase at all.... I don't know the voltage. We used it once and that's all. It broke the first time.... pretty cheap
911281
12 volts, 2 amps, center positive. Here is a pic of it to make sure. https://www.dropbox.com/sc/6ggji2971ucfld2/AADIDwIe1vfJ3bHmZmNNcL_la
1305824
120 volts. I use it in my wall sockets and there is no special wiring for those sockets throughout the house.
1434996
i do not remember the exact voltage but it is a little under 1.5 volts at full charge. i think all rechargeable batteries are a little under 1.5 volts when fully charged. they work fine with things that require 1.5 volt batteries.