Would this Chainsaw work on 220V plug (Croatia)?
1875353
I bought this one in the US. So, it is set up for 110V. I don't know if they make a 220V version. As for the chaimsaw's performance, I like it. I have cut over ten cords of wood with it since I bought it, and I haven't had any issues. The only thing I find is that it runs through oil faster than my other one.
1875354
No the saw is set up for 120 volts 60 Hz. You would have to provide a step down transformer that can carry 15 amps.
1875355
No, don't try it. The only way you may be able to use that saw (it is an excellent saw) is possibly investing in a dual 120/240 voltage regulator. Just search right on Amazon tools for a dual voltage regulator and read the specs. Good luck.
1875356
I doubt it. It comes stock with a 120V 3 prong plug for standard US outlets.
1903725
The B&D; MM1800 Is an excellent electric lawn mower. It runs on 110 volts you sister will burn the darn thing up if she was to plugit in 220 volts. There is a fix. A 220v to 110v transformer will work. We used them in South America and our American appliances worked.Should be able to find 220v to 110v transformer on Ebay or Amazon. JK
1864029
It runs on a standard household plug. 110v. If the 220v has a standard plug then it would be ok
259503
Book says its 120V. Just plug in to a regular outlet. I like the saw so far.
305815
No. Power requirements 120V 60Hz 10A. You might contact the manufacturer at 1-800 321-1134 or look for information at www.dirtdevil.com. (They do have a presence in the EU and may make a version for 220V.)
173781
Machine comes factory wired (molded plug) for a standard 220 volt welder outlet. Also included in the box is a 220 volt to 120 volt adapter cable. Use as it comes on 220 or just plug in the adapter cable and connect to a 20 amp 120 volt plug. Your output will be limited to about 20 amps output or so, but it will work. Be sure you have a clean, dry oil free air, and set the machine gauge at 60-70 psi.
976318
The saw comes wired for 110v. I saw no provision to convert it to 220v. It uses a universal, rather than induction motor.
642639
after observing, I get the results:the bar can be used in both 110 and 220v(they provide the switch between 110v and 220v)but the subwood just can be used 120v & 60Hz(there no switch)may be you can contact the dealer to chose the 220V or 120V, after all they provides the bar fits both.
904831
I'm sorry, but Woodcraft only sells power tools designed for 110V outlets. We do ship internationally but cannot do so through Amazon.
1027860
I wired my motor for 220v. Let me check the specs (including breaker) and get back to you later tonight or tomorrow.
1958453
1 3/4 HP, 15 Amps @ 120v, 7 Amps @ 240v. The saw has the ability to be wired for 120v (common household outlet voltage in the U.S.) or 240v (most households have 240v for dryers, electric ranges and ovens) and will use half the amperage on 240v that it would on 120v. I have had mine wired both ways; if possible, 240v is the way to go as it recovers much better from bogging down when cutting through thick lumber or feeding it too fast. 120v works fine if you take your time but can trip breakers if you have other things on the line, such as garage lights, freezes, other tools (that are running), etc.
1541716
It's 120V, I doubt that it can be converted, but you can always check with Makita.
332642
The unit operates on 110 volt and will not run on 220 volt without blowing the machine. You would need to use a different power supply or transformer/converter. Additionally, different parts of Europe have adopted different standards regarding the configuration or type of plug. Perhaps a call to the manufacturer could be of some help regarding the European voltage/plug configuration.
520052
haven't tried it with 220v but it works gr8 4 all d jobs I have used it 4 so far
1694540
I don't think so. It's a great little saw, but I would ask Makita if they have a 240V version.
1216073
Yes, but first check the wattage of the sander and drill press you bought. Make sure it is less than 300w, or much lesser (I am a more cautious person). You need to select the input voltage to 110V at the back of the transformer. You will plug into the 220V output in front.
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Only if you use an adaptor. It was made for 110 volts. I have used it in Croatia with a voltage adaptor and it worked fine.Hope this helps you.