will it work with a stove/kitchen that work with electricity at 220/240
1873115
If used for an electric stove as an extension I would not. Usually that should be a direct plug into the outlet. If its just a gas stove and you need power for the timer, clock etc. I would think it would do the trick. Of course check with an electrician first.
1276829
If on the product you can read 110 -240 volt you can use it, otherwise big surprise. I burned several items. Now I use for an amplifier (music-instruments) for example a 1500 Watt converter which I ordered in Germany.
108695
Unless your Kitchen Air states that it runs on 200 then you will have no problem. But if it does not and it is set for US 120 then you will have to have a transformer to make it work. And the transformer must be large enough to operate the product. If you are military, or contractor you will have no problem getting one. Also, local German economey will have them. Good Luck
489343
Does it say it works on 220. You just can't switch to a higher current not used in the average home. Also that thing is a piece of junk and I sent it back after it broke using for only the second time.
1682169
No it is 120 only. The simple solution is to purchase a converter that is readily available so all of your personal appliances can easily be used with 220 when you travel.
29040
No, it won't, this is for a 110V lower wattage appliance. True, the plugs for 110V vs 220V appliances are different. This works well for a regular grounded plug/small appliance, but you have to check the watt limit for the plug and the appliance. The thing about a dryer is it is almost always 220V (V for volts), regular small appliances are 110Vs. An electric dryer or stove uses alot of electricity, and it must be plugged into a higher power 220V outlet, this switch works only with lower power 110V appliances and outlets. Confusing, but important...
36700
You would need a very powerful converter from 220/240 to 110 volts. Most of the cheaper converters can only handle maybe 100 watts, whereas this kettle uses 1.000 watts.
1710461
No, it is 220 and you need to have it hard wired with a dedicated circuit breaker. You best bet is to call an electrician.
884445
It will....we just used it for the first time in last power outage of 32 hours....Ran it about 12 hours or so on 1 tank of propane...opted not to use the electric cooktop...will only power one 220 line and maybe 3 15 amp circuits....We were happywith it!
1706264
I am in US and use 110. I don't know if it's capable to use 240 but it might have a converter that I didn't see. I'm out of town right now but will be glad to check in the box when I get home end of week. I love the dryer and my hairdresser even got one and loves it.
1297628
It really doesn't need to be converted to 240. It works just fine on 110. If you are still wanting to convert you need to get a licensed electrician to do it as you are dealing with water and electricity and the two do not mix.
907307
it work with a regular 110 v outlet up to .25 inch think steel... if you want to weld thinker steel then you need to use 220 v like your dryer uses.
1967779
Not at this time. I have queried Philips about this. It seems that USA 120VAC requires too much current for regular outlet and 220VAC would allow normal use in typical European kitchen.
1845542
No, this model will not work on anything other than 110 (that would require entirely different wiring). You may need to check directly with the folks at Nespresso to see if they make a machine that will work with 220/240.
1154007
It is 120 volts. It will not run on 220. There are other European models that will. There are also adaptors available that you may research to allow 110 0r 120 volt appliances run on 220.
1303514
This model works on 220 volt electricity which is not the voltage used in the USA (even the 220 volt electricity sometimes found in homes for some Air conditioning units or ovens is not the same 220 voltage)
637975
I think you would need an adaptor for the country you are in, but you could double-check with the company. Do not use a receptacle for a stove or dryer, for instance.