can this brush be used in England 220V??
445404
No :( The charger supports only 110V. In India I use a 20W transformer-based 220V to 110V voltage step-down converter. The toothbrush's charger does not work with electronic voltage step-down converters. See: http://www.ebay.in/itm/New-HEC-Voltage-Converter-220v-240v-110v-USA-products-Rated-Upto-20-W-/231116350319
1174381
I do not think so. Primary voltage is 110 to 120 volts. I believe England is 240 volts.
1361848
Here's the answer I received from Oral-B. My question specifically was what is the voltage in China, and simply buying an adapter may not be a solution either, unless it converts the voltage to the specific product purchased. Anyway, here's how they responded to me. " We do manufacture brushes that work at 220v, typically our brushes are compatible with the voltage level used in the country where they are purchased. A brush bought in Germany where the voltage level is in the 220 range would be made to work at 220v for an example. " So they are not universal, you must look at the product description else ask the seller directly. Here's the answer I received from Oral-B. My question specifically was what is the voltage in China, and simply buying an adapter may not be a solution either, unless it converts the voltage to the specific product purchased. Anyway, here's how they responded to me. " We do manufacture brushes that work at 220v, typically our brushes are compatible with the voltage level used in the country where they are purchased. A brush bought in Germany where the voltage level is in the 220 range would be made to work at 220v for an example. " So they are not universal, you must look... » Read More Here's the answer I received from Oral-B. My question specifically was what is the voltage in China, and simply buying an adapter may not be a solution either, unless it converts the voltage to the specific product purchased. Anyway, here's how they responded to me. " We do manufacture brushes that work at 220v, typically our brushes are compatible with the voltage level used in the country where they are purchased. A brush bought in Germany where the voltage level is in the 220 range would be made to work at 220v for an example. " So they are not universal, you must look at the product description else ask the seller directly. « Show Less
465262
I have the same question and was wondering if the toothbrush supported 220V. did you find out?
666680
No sir. If you'll be using these clippers in the UK you'll have to get a 110v/220v converter, as these clippers do not have a dual voltage switch on them and they only come with the American 110 outlet plug.
1049278
Absolutely not!!! Look at the plug. You'll blow up the battery and melt the charger if you try 220v
1284097
Linda, Personally I would not recommend this power strip for use in England. This power strip is rated for typical US input voltages of approximately 125 volts with a maximum amperage capacity of 15amps. It is not rated for 220-240 volt use. Additionally this outlet strip contains LEDs which may not survive if fed with 220 volts. From one adapter's description page: "...To use this plug adapter, your electric device must be 220-240V or 100v-240v..." Any devices or power blocks you plug in over there need to be capable of handling up to 220 volts. Stay safe and enjoy yourself ! Linda, Personally I would not recommend this power strip for use in England. This power strip is rated for typical US input voltages of approximately 125 volts with a maximum amperage capacity of 15amps. It is not rated for 220-240 volt use. Additionally this outlet strip contains LEDs which may not survive if fed with 220 volts. From one adapter's description page: "...To use this plug adapter, your electric device must be 220-240V or 100v-240v..." Any devices or power blocks you plug in over there need to be capable of handling up to 220 volts. Stay safe and enjoy... » Read More Linda, Personally I would not recommend this power strip for use in England. This power strip is rated for typical US input voltages of approximately 125 volts with a maximum amperage capacity of 15amps. It is not rated for 220-240 volt use. Additionally this outlet strip contains LEDs which may not survive if fed with 220 volts. From one adapter's description page: "...To use this plug adapter, your electric device must be 220-240V or 100v-240v..." Any devices or power blocks you plug in over there need to be capable of handling up to 220 volts. Stay safe and enjoy yourself ! « Show Less
2190237
This wand is designed for the US electrical voltage system. Perhaps you could purchase an adapter that will convert the voltage in order for you to be able to use this in Europe.
1196741
My guess would be no. It is marketed as 120v. 220 might burn out the motor.
1709153
Negative, this drill only work for 110 V, it is very strong, but not for 220V.
706545
No it is not 220v. Don't know if it would be good used in those situations. Does seem to help in my home. Not the usual build up on surfaces.
20116
I live in a 220v country and have used it for my steam mop which is 110v. so yes you can used it for a hair blower. switch the adapter to 1875w mode for hair blower
2135820
You would need a transformer, may not really be worth it. If you live in europe, I would suggest buy from amazon uk or de. Then you can use it with 220v.
500674
This tool runs on 120V- 60 Hz. You would need a transformer to run it on 220V.
558202
You would need plug converter for UK , since it has the us plug. However you won't need voltage converter since it works on both 120 and 240 v
2024819
No! It has a 120VAC motor. You would need a transformerr to drop the voltage from 220 to 120. Also, you probably also have 50 Hertz AC power while these are designed to run at 60 Hertz (used to be called "cycles"). If that's the case, buy paint rollers and brushes!
645834
this clipper is set by 110V ~120V. Not sure could fit 220volt, i think you need to transfer the volt down to 120V