What is the DIFFERENCE between the B &amp; D 420 series and the 220 series? Both are 12" and 20 volts???
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The 420 series has the Runtime Extension Technology with dual-mode accelerator switch for high performance or longer run time. It also has up to one hour of runtime when using dual mode switch in run-time mode. The 220 series does not included this new technology.
999601
The 120V unit works fine. Don't know why you would need a 220. I have one in my home and based on a good experience, installed one on my new boat. The 120V grill on the boat avoids the need for propane, a huge benefit.
1151990
Not the version I have. I'm in the U.S. and most of our devices/appliances run on 120v. Unless it's something heavy duty.
820372
It is "NOT" a 220, I plugged it in to my standard 110 (115?) outlet, 3 prong. (left,right and ground)and FYI summer is almost over here in Arkansas and It has worked like a charm, It's quieter than I expectedand has cooled my 550 square foot home very well. I recommend it.JL
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I don't know to be honest. I have never had to worry about that. When I needed an appliance I simply purchased it without regard to 110 or 220. I'm sorry. My guess would be 220 but it is only that - a guess. If you purchase it and it fits your electrical requirements, you will love the product.
1264057
In the USA 220-V is used for dryers and electric stoves, etc. It's just 110-V two times in the wiring. In foreign countries 220/240 power is used. Sometimes manufacturers make units with both or an adapter can be used for this purpose.
656019
They are both almost the same as far as wattage and size. The R20 is lighter, weight wise than the R30. That's was about the only difference I could see.
69409
The only difference is the adapter for the smoker. The 110 comes with a plastic threaded piece and the 120 comes with a metal bowl looking one.
1195221
Doubt that there is much differance... I got the 20v because I already had 20v B&D; batteries.... believe me you'll need the extra batteries..... great tool for light clearing and storm clean up and I knew that when I got it. I love the saw but only get 20 minutes of use with the battery fully charged. The differance with weight etc... would be minor.
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Just so you know; Dewalts 20V models are 18V. Its just a fancy name to make you think you are getting more power. The "20 V" line is the newer model. If you are doing small jobs the 12V maybe fine, but since you own an 18V I presume you need the power, so stick with the 20V models. I also have the 12V models that I use for light work.
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All homes in the US are standardized to have 110 voltage on the common three-prong outlets. 220 is available on the double sized four-prong outlets, but only used for oven, dryers, etc. I'm guessing that the higher setting is for European standards.
1649414
Mine is a 65 inch and it does not support 220v, only 110-120V, also the model should be ES8000, not sure what UN means, but the 60/65 or whatever is the size
2198737
110 or 120 is the regular 220 is for a more powerful system i dont think consoles have 220 over volts you could use 220 with 110 but it cold break i reads next to the power plug in 120 v - 127 v and 50/60 hz
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If you get consumer electronics (in general, not just this one) and something rated for 220V blows up on 240V, send it back. The two are used almost interchangeably, even by engineers, and if it's not built to tolerate at least 10% more (which is more than the difference between those two) it shouldn't be in mass production to begin with. (tldr: don't sweat the difference)--A degreed Electrical Engineer
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Not wired for 220, not sure if there are internal connectionsthat allow for repositioning for 220. Probably only suitedfor conventional home use @ 115vac 60 cycles.
213163
The user guide is correct about the low end of 175 volts. This is intended for 208/240 (220 has not existed in the US for the better part of a century). I purchased a unit in September 2012 that needed to have an upgrade to work properly with the Leaf. All new units will have this upgrade.
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I went to B&D; website and under the specs they said it would vary depending on using the 12 v or 20 volt power head , so if you really have the need ,give their 800 number a call and they can give you the info ! Good luck !