What is the electric current / voltage? 110 or 220?
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110 Voltage, comes with a standard plug cord prewired. You will need a standard duplex outlet to plug into.
740804
I bought this as gift to give to a friend. The friend does not have 220 in his trailer so am assuming that it is 110.
1775147
110 is basic house stuff, 220 is for larger appliances like washers and dryers, and I know at my fire station we have a 480 line for our outdoor siren.
309407
110, as far as I know. It didn't have any special directions, I just plugged it into the first outlet I saw.
57213
I don't know about 110 currency. I've only used regular house current, 220.
2099998
Ac 110/120 volt. These machines are amazing! U will not be disappointed! Worth every penny. Especially at this price
995231
If it is wired for 220, why would you have it plugged into a 110 outlet?there are several different 220 plugs, be sure you have the correct one and it is wired correctly, an electrician can do it for you.
1771111
Hi, sorry but I believe it is 110. I live in Europe at the moment and bought this set for my brother in law in the states. He loves it so I am thinking he would have told me that it was 220, has done several projects in the last few months. 220 doesn't work in the states. Wish I could help you more sorry.
2151018
Depends where you buy it. In US it is obviously 110V but in Europe it is 220V.
1475561
110 - just plug it into the same outlet that you use for everything else (lamp, tv, toaster, etc.)
1548594
220 & 110 volt. It works very well, I just got back from France & Italy, but don't forget to have the correct adapter to fit in their plugs.
325852
Do you mean 110 volt (US)? Or did you mean 220 volt (European)? It actually works with either 110 or 220.
1692321
This question was asked before and the documentation with the phones say 110. 220 volt is for things like dryers and other items that take a great deal of power.
2026961
110. Just make sure it is on a 20 amp breaker. Works great! Worth the extra cash, actually gets HOT.
1895758
It's 110... you'll need an adapter. And we use ours pretty regularly, it's still working fine.
1154540
Mine is 110. But you could purchase a transformer/converter. We used them in Germany for 110 appliances in the 70's
1100201
It is 110 in the U.S., 220 in many other countries. H.W. P.S. Some appliances need a 220 line in U.S.