Is the Cuckoo rice cooker a dual voltage appliance? Can it work in both 110V and 220V with a simple adapter or would I need to get a converter?
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We've been using this model for past 1 1/2 years and this particular model is strictly for 120 volt use w/ Korean announcement only. So far, we're very happy with this pressure cooker except it's kind a little pricey for rice cooker.
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Yes, this works on 110 voltage, but I do NOT recommend this appliance. It is cheap, does not work well, and is weak. Pay a little more and get a better machine.
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Dual voltage includes 110/120V AND 220/240V. If it's missing the 220/240V you're likely to have problems.
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Not this model number only120 volts. But it the best rice cooker ever. Find the 230volt one. I lived in Hawaii and rice is a must have by far this is my favorite rice cooker
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Never connect a true 110V appliance to 220V. At best it will blow the fuse, at worst it will burn out your appliance. Some appliances have multi-voltage power supplies but generally they are small appliances such as electric razors, hair dryers etc.
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NicoleYou must purchase a step down from ebay so you can use this machine.Step down from 240v to 120v very important you do that or it will burn down.This is a great rice cooker.
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Yes, all rice pressure cooker and electric rice cooker uses 110V - 120V which is the regular household outlet.Thank you for your interest.
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I took a look at my Dork Food specifications and it states that my unit is 120V AC both input output and with max 15 Amps. As an aside it works like a charm. If you decide on this unit I would suggest you get the largest slow cooker you can find. That was my only draw back. You will find that you will want to do larger items or multiple items and you just won't have the capacity. If you still are interested in the Dork use a small aquarium vibrator pump and air stone to keep the water circulating. I finally went to the PolyScience circulator and heat which is a quantum leap and just about perfect. $240 discounted.
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This adaptor will plug into the wall in Ireland and Scotland with their 230 voltage. This adaptor does not convert the 230 voltage to 110 volt. You need to look at the plug on the appliance that you want to use. If the plug says input is "110/240" then that plug will take either 110 volt or 230 volt, and this adaptor will be fine with that appliance. However, if your plug says input is only 110 volt, then this adaptor will not work, since it does not convert the voltage from 230 to 110. So it all depends on what your appliance plug says it will take as input. If the appliance you want to use says only 110 volt input, you will need a different adaptor, one that also converts the voltage from 230 to 110.
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Most electronic devices are capable of handling dual voltage. This adapter worked fine in Italy last month with our iphone, blackberry, digital camera battery charger. The voltage is usually imprinted on the device. Smaller appliances like a hair dryer or flat iron, would need a converter, but I would hesitate to do it. I have heard that the appliances can overheat or burn out even when using a converter.
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Yes, all rice pressure cooker and electric rice cooker uses 110V - 120V which is the regular household outlet. Thank you for your interest.
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Hello: This KitchenAid is a 110V. You need an adapter for a 220V. Thank you!
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I don't know about voltage. I will say this appliance did not work well for me, burned out the first time I used it.
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To the best of my knowledge, this is NOT a dual voltage device (e.g. it doesn't have a converter internally for 220V down to 120V). You will need an exxternal converter for that.
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Hi Hoang, Yes, this cooker is also produced in 220V, though you will have to purchase it outside of the U.S. Due to the voltage differences, this model is not available or imported into the U.S.
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This does not convert 220v to 110v. You have to have a dual voltage feature on the item you want to use it for, and if not, a separate power converter.
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I use my Japanese rice cooker on the step down voltage transformer without any problems. Most Japanese appliances don't have the ground prong (round prong) but you can just plug it in without the third prong. It will work fine