220 Volt or 110 volt? I have a big dude.
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It is 110 volt. Don't waste your money i had first one for three weeks and it broke. Hamilton Beach replace it and the new one lasted ten days. Everything is plastic. I found out my cuisinart food processor does the job even better.
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I live in a place where it is 220 V. I am using a small 220/110 (500 W) transformer which works fine.
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I use 220V cause it's easier to weld, but you should also be able to use 110V
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You're very welcome. I will check our stock to see if we have a 220v model in stock and let you know. Thanks again.
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It can be either be the 110 or 220 volt. If you are living in the US. Voltage in your home will be fine if have 220 volt it just more house power for the breaker in your home that all.
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110v but you can probably use an adapter and definitely get the 675 batteries cheaper and last longer.
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220 voltage but in US 110 voltage, buy the way if you want to use this product you have to have converter
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I use a cheap Transformer 230 to 120 Volt, 100 Watt. This was the most bargain Solution.
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110V. That is the standard voltage in the US. 220V is only for large appliances like dryers, in wall air conditioners, etc.
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Basic 110 voltage. My fiancé has used this about every 2nd or 3rd week and loves it, highly recommend!
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Most motors that run on either 110 or 220 will better on 220 volts. Basically you have twice the voltage (power) available for the motor to use. A no Brainer!
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Both, 110 and 220, it depends on power adapter, now it is internationale for both
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My X2 is 220 volt and i had to hire an electrician to install it. The upside is that it heats up really fast.
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Mine is 110 volt only...save the frustration and buy a better product - this isn't going to last very long.
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for 220 use yellow/green for ground. the other 2 wires are hot. for 110 use yellow/green for ground. and use one wire hot and the other neutral.
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Equipment uses standard 110 house current. Using 220 volts would fry the delicate electronics.
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Standard here in USA is 120 volts for a normal household plug if I remember correctly. I work in a tool shop and a 220 volt plug is what we use for a 170 Amp welder which is the equivalent of what we use for our household laundry dryers.