Does the Gym XLS use electricity because of Voltage variations in different Countries?
1106031
Nope! No power needed to use the gym. It uses body weight and no electricity!
1106032
Hi Sunday A. Adebayo,No the Total Gym does not use any electricity. It uses a percentage of your own weight to deliver resistance. I have this exact machine, and the Total Gym cycling attachement. neither of them use electricity, and they are very good dependable machines.Have a great dayBob
1106033
No electricity required. The system used your body weight against gravity to provide the load. The higher angle on the slider supports, the more work it takes per repetition.
1106034
No, the total Gym XLS does not use any electricity. It is completely human powered - absolutely no electronic components.
1106035
No...the Total Gym does not plug in or use any electricity at all. Its not like a treadmill or something with a motor
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No. The rollers convert automatically to the current of most countries you are in so you do not need the power converter in a lot of countries. However you do need the actual outlet kit so the plugs match which can be purchases inexpensively.
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I do not know but I would doubt it as the EU uses a different current system, different plugs, etc. I am guessing that the company makes a model for use in the EU.
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Hi Lai H, The juicer comes with a standard European plug, not the Hong Kong one. We live in Dubai and have the same outlets as you so we just use a simple adaptor to solve this problem.
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When I travel, I always carry a "step-up" converter just in case as most hotels these days have both outlets.I don't wish to speak for the manufacturer. Ask them to be sure.
626371
Can't read your unusual characters, but it looks like you're asking about voltage. I don't know if it will work in foreign countries w/ differing current, if that's what you mean.
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It doesn't matter different areas have different voltages.... You may be thinking if 220/240. It uses standard outlets every house has. I would still recommend buying something different though....
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runs off electricity 110 outlet....great machine use only quality leather balls and will perform great..........do not use synthetic balls
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This is meant for the Total Gym XLS. Besides, I believe you can use it on some of the other designs with little play I guess, but I am not sure. The XLS is one of the newest ones if not the newest. Black and Blue.
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I live in NJ US. I believe all Americas use 110v. It looks so nice and sleek, I believe it's only for indoor. I have it in my bedroom.
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We recommend calling your local electric company as rates vary across the country. Note that the amount of electricity used by the unit depends on the setting selected (wattage) and how often it is running.
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I'm not sure, but I'd be careful. The UK also has different a voltage. It can support ipads, smartphones, and laptops with no problems. But if you're thinking about plugging in a hairdryer or straightener, you're better off finding one on amazon (or over at the UK) that is designed to handle the higher voltage.
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My NutriBullet Power Base operates on 120 Volts AC. Maybe there are different bases and different voltages? That, I am not familiar with so can't speak to that.
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Power converter is necessary in most countries simply because they do not have the same 110 volt system and yes that is what this camera uses. I've found most overseas outlets do not have North American outlet configuration but your better hotels do have converters available to you either for free or sale.
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I'm no techie but I do know that the US uses 60 cycle electric current and foreign countries use 50 or 55 I can't remember which. Just get a plus that matches your cycle.
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Equipment uses standard 110 house current. Using 220 volts would fry the delicate electronics.
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I wish it were so simple. No, the armatures are not the same. That's why they have a USA (120v) and a Euro (220v). They are electrically different.