What's the voltage of this clipper? I'm going to buy this. Just one point I need to clarify before. I'm outside the US. So, is this produced in 220/50 voltage or 110/60 volts only?Thanks in advance. What's the voltage of this clipper? I'm going to buy this. Just one point I need to clarify before. I'm outside the US. So, is this produced in 220/50 voltage or 110/60 volts only? » Read More What's the voltage of this clipper? I'm going to buy this. Just one point I need to clarify before. I'm outside the US. So, is this produced in 220/50 voltage or 110/60 volts only?Thanks in advance. « Show Less
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Hi, I've tried to find some euro-standard (220/50) device on maker site, on other distribution channels,...but unfortunately with no success :(The only suitable option I've found is couple purchasing the clipper with down-step voltage converter. IMHO it's too much complicated solution for such a trivial thing as hair clipper.
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When I ordered from amazon I got a 110/60. Don't know if they have the other.
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I think the Speedmaster II is called Trendsetter II internationally.- They both have PM-4 as model name on the andis website.
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I visited USA last summer and I brought some chergers etc with me from Europe that use 220V only. Power Bright VC300M voltage transformer did a perfect job. There is a 500W model as well if the power consumption of your equipment is higher.
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this clipper is set by 110V ~120V. Not sure could fit 220volt, i think you need to transfer the volt down to 120V
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The tapper is labeled "Voltage: AC 110V - 60Hz. Rated Power: 20W". It has a US standard 110V plug.
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I guess the problem is not just the voltage conversion (from 220v to 110v), it is the frequency that cannot be converted from 50Hz in Europe to 60Hz (what the trimmer needs).
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After reviewing the directions there are no provision for switching to 240V 50Hz. Radio Shack sells adapters for traveling abroad and with this model clipper only drawing 12 watts of power it will only draw 6 watts on 240volt. I hope this answers your question.
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I'm not sure......sorry. I have been very satisfied with this clipper though. My only complaint is that it's very sharp, which really isn't a complaint.I need to buy trimmers too since these clippers will draw blood on the neck line and ears.
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It's a basic 120 Volt unit. If you have a converter from 220v to 110v you should be fine. The trimmer is excellent. Nice and light.
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I looked all through the original literature & checked the clipper itself .It does not say anything about where it is made .It is ; however , a good product .
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Unfortunately I didn't get the opportunity to try mine out as the power is different in Australia from USA. Not knowing that, I plugged mine in and it blew up, so sorry I can't assist with your query, I just wonder why USA would send goods to Australia knowing these facts. The cost to have mine fixed is more than the value of the article. Very disappointed!! still paying to have my Havanese clipped Jackie.
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This Clipper is designedfor the US market, uses 110v to 120v and 60Hz. The 220 volt converter would be designed for 50Hz and would require different components inside the clipper to work efficiently.
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I bought one boat in Canada and a proper 110 volt charger was provided. I purchased a second boat from a chinese supplier and a 220 volt charger with a very poor adapter was supplied!! Warning to you!! Myself and two friends purchased several of these boats and half of them did not work right from the factory!!!!
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Oh my goodness. I am not familure with power "stuff" outside of the USA. I am not much help with your question, I am sorry. Still, the clippers are great. Hope you can get some better help. Sorry again.
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Yes Guarantied, I bought this clipper before, even though that i thought it would be fried but i said in my mind whttaheck lets try it plugged it in 220v socket, it worked just fine.
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To the best of my knowledge this unit is for US 110v/60hz power and utilizes the standard US plug. With a voltage converter and plug adapter it could be used on 220v but if you have 50z power it will not run properly. I would encourage you to look at Oster 76097-440 220 Volt Classic 97 Professional Hair Clipper - Available on Amazon.
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Be aware that its not just a "plug" you need - you need to convert from 220V to 110V. I.e. you need a converter in between (a transformer). You may experience less performance as the 220V system is likely 50Hz as opposed to the US 110V which is 60Hz. Make sure the converter has a power rating high enough for the clipper.
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I live in Ct, USA where I believe it is 110 volts. It has a charger and can cut hair with the charger plugged into it or not. So if you run out of charge halfway through, just plug it in. My charges usually last for about 30 minutes of cutting time. I will check my owner's manual when I get home. Write back to remind me!