What's the voltage of this clipper? So, is this produced in 220/50 voltage or 110/60 volts only?
1660466
When I ordered from amazon I got a 110/60. Don't know if they have the other.
79557
I think somebody else asked this question. I am using it in the United States, so I would say 110 voltage.
645835
this clipper is set by 110V ~120V.Not sure could fit 220volt, i think you need to transfer the volt down to 120V
1549765
the juice is cordless, battery operated clipper. Mine, the US version, does not have a Euro/World setting on the charge stand. You would need an appropriate converter at the very least and probably would want to contact Oster for their recommendation.
1832655
Not this model, no. Wahl does make an international model but it is hard to find. However, I simply use a 300W voltage converter in the Philippines and it works well. It IS a great hair clipper set.
1211857
The tapper is labeled "Voltage: AC 110V - 60Hz. Rated Power: 20W". It has a US standard 110V plug.
1735709
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.
457285
I believe it's 110. It doesn't blow fuses like other hair tools I have used.
1894254
This cutter works best on 220 V but also quite well on 110 V . It used compressed air which the manual refers to as gas. An average sized air compressor will do the job well. When you purchase this unit, you will have to purchase a new plug, as the one one that is on it can not be matched with a receptical that we have available in the USA. I suggest you put an air dryer ( available at Northern Tools or Harbor Frieght) between the air compressor and the air regulator that mounts on the back of the cutter.
86018
Try Amazon again and type in hair dryer 220 Volt . There are several options .
1865674
Perhaps the ad changed since you posted, it clearly shows its 120V. Actually, I have several hand tools here in the US that are 240V. We have 240V, its just not typical for most hand tools.
1413613
not sure but this is the only thing I've used overseas that has worked for my clippers and anything else flawlessly...it steps down the volts/feqs not just voltage so it should work just fine.
2171784
Very pleased with this clipper! I purchased it because of the dual voltage needed for travel. The shortest that I have ever clipped is #2.
1072964
110v, I already used it in new york for a week。so far it is really nice, easy and clean to operate. much better than my previous one (the one with only ozone and the drain pipe was easily to be broken, leaking water etc.). just the manual is terrible. as i checked the machine, even no place indicates it is 110v only. the manual says 110 and 220 both.
72244
Guys, don't mix Volts and Watts. ynashatz, if there was a clipper with 220 Watts of power, I would pay $700-$8-- for each (I am always power hungry)But "A Reader got it right". No hard feelings, just want to help those that might ask the same question. It is 45 Watts, 220-240 Volts and 50 Hertz (50 cycles per second).
1074129
I don't have it no more but to the best of my knowledge it is 110V only, meaning you would need a transformer type adapter including the plug. However, as I have outlined previously, it is pretty much not important as you cannot get replacement batteries no more ... so what are you going to charge? Again, I can only advise NOT to buy this electric knife.
1489727
Mine is 110v only and I do not know of a 220V version.PS it works very well.