i bought this product from you. but now i move to Europe (220v). if i will buy adapter i can use it there?
1879551
If you buy a 110v transformer it will likely work but the motor may seem a little slow.
1879552
Go to KitchenAid's website to ask the company your question. Also, do an internet search for companies in Europe that convert American appliances. When I was in Europe I burned out a hair dryer while using a converter. So I don't recommend using a converter unless KitchenAid recommends it.
1144732
I'm sorry, I do not know. I searched for a three prong that said Europe on it. I suggest that you look for an adapter that specifically names where you know you'll be traveling to. You may have to get more than one type.
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Adapter is 110 only. If using in Europe, you will need to get a step-down transformer.
3614
Hi, I bought one, I live in the uk, you have to buy an adaptor that converts to to 240v from Amazon. John
2197946
Hi, it should be roughly $28 in shipping. The power supply is rated to work up to 220V; so, with a european adapter it should be able to work. Thank you and and let us know if we can help with anything else. -Dr.Bhoom
2140700
Different European countries have different voltage currencies, however if you bring a voltage converter and plug adapter for the region you'll be in it should work fine. I took it to India and had no problem using it with my converter and adapter.
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Just buy from a european retailer (for way less money btw!) where 220V is standard like Germany, Italy .....
596738
You may need an adapter for European electricty. Have two - really great product.
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Yes. You could buy a combination voltage converter/prong adaptor like these, which is what I use when I travel to Europe: http://www.enjoy-europe.com/hte/chap11/electric.htmBut I'm pretty sure Philips is a European company, so they probably make a charger/transformer with cord designed for your 220V and round prong system if you'd rather not bother with converters. If you don't buy a lot of American electric devices you could use it with when you're not charging the shaver, I'd get the manufacturer's device. Also, and I don't know this for a fact, should something go wrong, using an after-market converter/adapter might void the warranty. Yes. You could buy a combination voltage converter/prong adaptor like these, which is what I use when I travel to Europe: http://www.enjoy-europe.com/hte/chap11/electric.htmBut I'm pretty sure Philips is a European company, so they probably make a charger/transformer with cord designed for your 220V and round prong system if you'd rather not bother with converters. If you don't buy a lot of American electric devices you could use it with when you're not charging the shaver, I'd get the manufacturer's device. Also, and I don't know this for a fact, should something go wrong, using... » Read More Yes. You could buy a combination voltage converter/prong adaptor like these, which is what I use when I travel to Europe: http://www.enjoy-europe.com/hte/chap11/electric.htmBut I'm pretty sure Philips is a European company, so they probably make a charger/transformer with cord designed for your 220V and round prong system if you'd rather not bother with converters. If you don't buy a lot of American electric devices you could use it with when you're not charging the shaver, I'd get the manufacturer's device. Also, and I don't know this for a fact, should something go wrong, using an after-market converter/adapter might void the warranty. « Show Less
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There's some kind of adapter for a European plug-in of some sort. Never used it before and not sure where too if that helps at all.
1821538
It uses an adaptor (12v), so you can use any available in your country if the one provided is European.
1234999
Yes you can but remember these are only adaptors and not voltage convertors. Make sure to check the voltage/amperage of the equipment against that of the country you are traveling to. Generally Europe is 220 volts and the US is 120 volts. Here's a handy chart: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country.
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I used mine evrywhere... USA, France, Switzerland, Italy and Asia... In Italy and Switzerland, you may need a nother adapter but in other countries, the adapter that comes with it is sufficient. 110 and 220 options are really for travelers. Very happy with the purchase
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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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Not sure what kind of adaptor you might need? If you live in a European country and their electrical system is other than 110, you would need to get an adaptor. Otherwise, I don't know of any other adaptors needed for this electronic device.
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in my country power supply is 220V. so can i buy and use it? or i need extra equipment to increase power up to 220V?
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Remember this item is 110v and won't work outside the US. Most European countries are 220v the UK and Ireland are 240v. You can't use an adapter and a transformer would be too expensive as they eat up electricity. They have these in other European countries in most hardware and DIY stores like OBI or Hornbach in Germany, Homebase or B and Q in the UK and Ireland.