I need to know what is the voltage at which must be connected this clipper, if only accepts 110V or can be connected to 220V
516241
This is a 110V unit, you would need to get a power converter to use 220V. If you use 220V you can burn the unit up.
516242
It can be either be the 110 or 220 volt. If you are living in the US. Voltage in your home will be fine if have 220 volt it just more house power for the breaker in your home that all.
1839352
It is 110VAC. It is also 100-240VAC 50-60HZ. You should research the exact type of voltage/current AC or DC and cycle (Hertz) that "country" is using. With this information in hand, you will next purchase a voltage converter, if necessary, if voltage is different than the shavers. You will most likely need a plug adaptor (2 prong, in line) to match the shavers power cord. Good Luck
1489727
Mine is 110v only and I do not know of a 220V version.PS it works very well.
1074126
You have to have and adapter from 220V to what ever this takes, or at least a plug adapter...Anyway, after using it for a few weeks, I returned it and bought a corded one...Has much more power, cuts great, you don't have to worry about having it on charger all the time...You just plug it and go!!..The corded one didn't even last enough to slice a loaf of bread!!
1793452
I have only been using 110 V and would check with manufacturer for specs on 220. It works well though!
244408
Battery didn't charge when i used 240v. Now I have to plug in wire when using clipper. I haven't charged with 120v yet but i suspect the battery is fried!
1694539
You should be able to use it with a stepdown transformer. It may even be safer to use a transformer between the 110v cutter and the 240v mains, if you are using it in a damp/wet environment.
243784
From Product description: "Automatic international voltage conversion", so it can be used in US (110v) or overseas (220 or 240). You will need a plug adapter (any Wal-Mart, etc will have them) to go from US-style blade prongs to a European round plug.
1894256
Along with this device, you will need your air compressor and an air hose with a female quick disconnect on the end so you can easily connect and disconnect it to the air inlet on the back of the cutter. It does not ship with the plug attached to the power supply, so you will need to buy either a plug to fit a 110v outlet, or your 220v outlet. I bought both. I wired it 110 first to see how it would operate, just because that would make it more portable as sometimes a 220v outlet is not always available. It works okay, but not nearly as well as it does on 220. Instructions on wiring the device are included and I believe the wires were already pre-stripped. The air inlet is referred to as the gas inlet in the instructions, but no gas is required. Hope this helps.
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.
1341411
It appears from the manual the tools use 110 voltage. However, I did a little research and found a converter available from Amazon that should allow you to use the tools where 220 is the only current. http://www.amazon.com/Goldsource-Voltage-Converter-Transformer-ST500/dp/B0022QOSDK/ref=pd_sim_hi_3?ie=UTF8&refRID=0F99B36V7QH6NC16QWM7 There are others available so see which one works best for you. I hope this helps.
1572532
The input voltage on US products is 110-120v. This is the case with virtually all Wahl and Oster products sold on Amazon. To find ones that work overseas, include "220v" in the search. You can always uses a voltage converter, but you'll need to look at wattage in addition to voltage. Some of the smaller voltage converters don't have the wattage to power up something like hair clippers, and the bigger ones might not be practical for travel. Try calling Wahl or Oster directly to inquire about products that operate in 220v countries. They do sell in Europe, so they do have them, just not always in retail in the US. The input voltage on US products is 110-120v. This is the case with virtually all Wahl and Oster products sold on Amazon. To find ones that work overseas, include "220v" in the search. You can always uses a voltage converter, but you'll need to look at wattage in addition to voltage. Some of the smaller voltage converters don't have the wattage to power up something like hair clippers, and the bigger ones might not be practical for travel. Try calling Wahl or Oster directly to inquire about products that operate in 220v countries. They do sell in Europe, so they do have them, just... » Read More The input voltage on US products is 110-120v. This is the case with virtually all Wahl and Oster products sold on Amazon. To find ones that work overseas, include "220v" in the search. You can always uses a voltage converter, but you'll need to look at wattage in addition to voltage. Some of the smaller voltage converters don't have the wattage to power up something like hair clippers, and the bigger ones might not be practical for travel. Try calling Wahl or Oster directly to inquire about products that operate in 220v countries. They do sell in Europe, so they do have them, just not always in retail in the US. « Show Less
762711
I'm pretty sure it would be 110 as it is just plugged into a regular outlet. I think 220 is for stuff like clothes dryers. I assume you are refering to a hair dryer.
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.
1929974
Yes Guarantied, I bought this clipper before, even though that i thought it would be fried but i said in my mind whttaheck lets try it plugged it in 220v socket, it worked just fine.
2068334
Yes, it's perfectly working with 220Volt. It comes with a power adaptor which has a range in between 110-240V. I own this trimmer since last year and it is working great!
1660465
Hi, I've tried to find some euro-standard (220/50) device on maker site, on other distribution channels,...but unfortunately with no success :(The only suitable option I've found is couple purchasing the clipper with down-step voltage converter. IMHO it's too much complicated solution for such a trivial thing as hair clipper.