is this steamer dual voltage?110~220V
514803
The steamer is marked only "100 - 120V" Does not indicate any dual voltage or 220V capability.
2156572
The device does not have a dual voltage option like some other dryers. Since its origin is in the US, I'd recommend against using it in 220V countries.
898212
It is not dual voltage, and you should contact KitchenAid to find out if you should even use a converter or step down with their machines. It may void the warranty.
631031
No, no dual voltage. Please read also the description of the item on AMAZON.
724586
No its not dual voltage when I was in the 220-240V I used my power converter box at events.
1156184
With a *proper* transformer (converter), that should be no problem. Check all the specs and make sure the transformer is capable to handle heavy duty appliances like this steamer. In doubt? Contact Jiffy.
1196066
This was bought as a gift for a family member. I don't know the answer to your question, but the family member is very pleased with the steamer, even happy.
454035
You wouldn't need a converter, but you would need an adapter from the US style 2 prong to the 3 prong style used in Italy. The steamer can work on dual-voltaes (120 or 240) so you would only need the adapter. The S-type European adapter would work, which is only 2 prongs because this steamer doesn't have a grounding prong.
1026424
As far as we can tell it is not dual voltage. It says 120 Vac 60 Hz 600W. We live in Korea and have to plug it into a transformer.
1275425
Yes, it has a switch for dual voltage, however, I've only used in 110 V because I still haven't traveled to any country with 220V.
354342
I'm sorry. I no longer have this, and I don't remember whether or not it is dual voltage.
173920
I think it is not dual voltage, in that I've seen nothing to indicate that it is, but I can't say that I know for sure. Sorry I wasn't more helpful.
644601
It is not dual voltage, the power supply varies by part number with # Option code identifier. The choices are: Input voltage: 110 to 127 VAC (+/- 10%), 60 Hz (+/- 2 Hz); Input Voltage: 220 to 240 VAC (+/- 10%), 50/60 Hz (+/- 2 Hz). I believe the one here is 110 to 127 VAC.
899606
Yes... It is dual voltage. There is a little sliding switch on one side that moves to either "125" or "250".
2128114
I don't believe that this product is dual voltage. I think it is only 110v.
1768192
No, the converter is only use for short time, and for up to 1800 watts. The steamer may be less than 1800 watts, but is not a short time load..A coffee maker for example is a good example of short time usage.
1864718
I do not believe that it is dual voltage. I believe you could use an adapter for international travel just like you would need to use for your computer and razor.