Does it switch automatically between the two voltages, or do you have to move a switch?
1658992
Does not switch automatically. There is a small slot in which you would need a small coin or similar. Regarding one of the previous responses about the US adapter--ours came with the adapter.
1658993
Not automatic; there's a little switch accessible from the bottom, that you'd use a small slotted screwdriver (or maybe a tiny key?) to move to either voltage. It's small--wear your glasses, if you have 'em. For myself, I'm glad it is a bit of a bother to do it, since I don't want it to un-adjust by accident. My guess is an auto-adjust feature, in addition to being risky to depend on at odd times, would raise the price above what I'd prefer to pay. Hope this helps your decision.
1658994
the answer is yes - I have used this kettle all over Asia and Africa. No problems when plugging in to 220 with an adapter.
1658995
There is a small rotary switch on the bottom to change the voltage setting. You need pretty good eyesight to read the labels, and you will need a small flat screwdriver (or small coin) to operate the switch.
1658996
There is a little screw type thing you have to manually move. And you need an adapter to use in the US. I didnt realize that but was able to get one.
1352730
No it does not have a switch to change input voltages. I always carry a group international plug that I use when traveling internationally.
701213
I have not done this but, the directions say to just connect it as a 110 volt system instead of the 220 system and it changes it's self automatically.
686027
Automatic switching is always to the "on" device that is plugged into the lowest port#. You have to use the remote or manually switch to a higher port# for a dive that is "on".
727120
Hi. My take on this switch, which I have been using in my system literally for decades, is that it is not picky about voltage. It works just fine for me as a pressure switch for my 24volt dc pump.
321968
You need a switchbox for two inputs. this is intendedto go from one output to two. If you run it the other way and both units get turned on at the same time you risk damage to your equipment.
1587653
No,it doesn't even have a switch, you would have to hard wire it,which is what I did.
648915
You have to switch it manually and it is a few clicks to switch it, not just one.
875512
Yes you can switch 2 different voltages through the rely just make sure you connect to the right terminal. Les @ McCloud Electrical
1947657
It work as a basic 3 way switch, by the way you can use one but you will not going to have middle position. Auto option I guess refereed to the optional timer that you can install if you have one.
1574578
It supports 100-240Vac at 50-60Hz, according to the box. I didn't see a red switch on the back, so I assume it's automatic.
258782
The switched did'nt worked properly for me so I'm not able to answer your question. Sorry.
683651
No, it doesn't automatically switch. It has a 3 position switch.....heat, off, and cool. One must manually change the position.
1788597
Yes it is switchable, look near the power input near the top, just above that there is a small red area. That is where you can change the voltage. CHEERS!
1500565
No, it has to be switched by the device itself. The device is only a pass through switch. Device is reliable and have been used frequently.
832444
it can use both. it has a little switch on the back. in one position (it's marked), it can run on 100-120 volts (@ 60 Hz.). in the other, it can run on 220-240 volts (@ 50-60 Hz.). you need a screwdriver to move the switch.
1122028
There is a 'load' power switch in the upper right hand corner that does what you want ... unless you leave the switch ON, there is NO automatic. HTH.