Can this Duro Max XP 10000E be used in the country that uses 220/240 volt electrical outlets?
1683594
not sure,i think so but call the manufacture to make sur or contact them on line.duromax tech support
1683595
Answer, it depend. USA is 60Hz. Europe is 50Hz. This generator is 60Hz unless there is a switch available on the generator I don't know about. Damage can occur to both generator and equipment if they are not compatible with the Hz (Hertz - cycles per second) output. If you have equipment that runs at 220/240VAC at 60Hz, you are okay. If not, extreme damage is in your future. Bottom line, buy the right generator for your location. If you don't know, consult an electrician.
1683596
I don't know for sure but here in the states we have many appliances that are 220 volts .....Air Conditioners, Well pumps, Hot water heaters and others. 240 volts I am not sure of
1683597
Absolutely, Yes it can. You may need an adapter but if you turn the switch to 240-V, you can use it with 220/240 Volt devices and appliances.
1683598
probably not. 240v outside the us is usually delivered on 2 wires.. 240 in the us uses 2 110v circuits added together. i made this mistake when I brought a US 240v clothes dryer with me. electrician laughed at me... ended up changing out the element...
1466720
The UK supplies 220 volts at its outlet in homes, the charger is rated for 120 volts.
307950
You havn't stated what country you plan to use it in, or why you don't have a 120VAC source. which makes a difference. You can get what you need from Amazon (search Amazon, get the best price) or go to: www.220converters.com/store/, and select "travel voltage converters". Be sure to get two things or something that combines the two functions: the plug adaptor to be able to plug in, which will depend on your country, plus the voltage converter that converts from the power characteristics you have to 120VAC, 60hz. Other good sources: www.110220volts.com, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC_power_plugs_and_sockets, www.worldstandards.eu/electricity.htm
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Short answer: No. Not unless it was built for Europe.It uses transformers in the power supplies and there is no external switch 120 to 220.If you want to use it at 220 and it was built for 120 you need an external 220 to 120 transformer (do not use a switching down converter, it will generate a lot of noise).
1100581
No. There is no circuitry for handling 220. You would need an external adapter of some kind.
404048
Yes it is switchable from 110 to 220. You will need to supply a conversion plug to fit you specific electrical outlet.
659164
It depends on what kind of product you want to use. Some electronics such as Cell phone chargers and Laptop chargers already support 220-240V and do not require a voltage converter.
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The one I bought was designed for use in the USA. I would think you could either use this one with an adapter for the outlet or find one that is already compatible with 220.
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Yes most electronic products are designed to operate from 110 to 240v, you might need an adapter depending on type of plugs/outlets but that's something which you can source locally, hope it helps.
1578249
No, this unit is designed for 110-120. for 220-240 you need different outlets on the back. Not to mention this thing is a huge waste of money to begin with. Buy a decent battery backup with pure sine wave tech. APC, CyberPower, all good brands. Not this though. It's pretty useless.
1846867
Yes you can, Robert. A 220 just uses two 110 circuits instead of one. No problem. One if the reasons I recommend the 10 circuit over the 6 circuit.
2205064
yes. this charger can charge in other country. It can handle from 100V-240V.
939168
The adapter itself can handle 120-240VAC but it the actual plug has US style prongs. So you would need something to convert the US style prongs to whatever country you want.
874249
As a general the answer would be no. Much of Europe runs on 208 or 220 current, which will fry your electronics without a convertor. That said, there are electronics out there which are designed and capable of running on multiple currents. Some electric shavers, for example.
308687
The way I understand it, it is the maximum. Anything bigger has to be plugged in to 220 not 110.
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I'm reasonably certain you can not use the roaster with 220 volts. It does not have a switchable power supply like many desktop computers.
2004678
yes originally for us market but can be used with adaptor in any country. so i would say 110~240 :)