I live in Europe where the voltage is 220. Does this or any Fellowes micro cut shredder work w/o a transformer? How many amps does the machine need?
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Hi. I'm not sure, but I would try contacting the manufacturer at Fellowes.com
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Like I said to Lim: Either use a 220 VAC Input to 120 VAC Output, 60-100W Transformer or see if DeWalt offers a 220 VAC charger with the DIN/Euro plug. Euro-market is both rich and huge, so surely DeWalt already does or should. Cheers!
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Definitely do not count on it working in a 220V outlet. I had another mini adapter that I loved until I plugged it into an outlet in England. Not only did I incinerate the adapter but I blacked out the entire B&B.
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I looked at the online manual(page 119) and it reads "power supply 100-240 VAC" IT IS ON PAGE 119 OF ONLINE MANUAL FOR EPSON 3210, 5210 AND 7210 . I would check this on manual or call epson to be sure. I am almost certain in some of amazon reviews that people traveled out of country with it but of course all countries differ in 110 to 220.
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I'm sure any voltage equipment less than 220V would be ok to use on the transformer....assuming the transformer can be used "up to" 220 volts. Hope this helps.
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The machine is made for 110v, so not sure about 220. I think you could google Technivorm, and there will be contact numbers for where you live and I would contact them directly about this.
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This is Amazon selling products aimed at the U.S. Market. The U.S. uses 110V. So of course this shredder is 110V. Now I've lived and worked overseas where the voltage is 220V and if that's the case with you then you can use this shredder WITH a 220V to 110V stepdown transformer (1000watt or larger)... But NO this shredder is not going to work into 220V direct as it's aimed at the U.S. 110V market. To use this shredder you will need to buy a step-down 220v to 110v transformer. I have no doubt that Aurora sells this shredder in a 220V model but you're not going to be able to buy it on a U.S. website as products for the U.S. are 110V unless they have an auto-switching 110/220V power supply. This does not. It is 110V only.
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you need a 220-110 v transformer to reduce the voltage... However, if you have already used the processor with the higher voltage (energy), then you might not be able to save it...
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I visited USA last summer and I brought some chergers etc with me from Europe that use 220V only. Power Bright VC300M voltage transformer did a perfect job. There is a 500W model as well if the power consumption of your equipment is higher.
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Hi. you will need a step down transformer to work this equipment on 220. Otherwise will burn.
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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.
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Adapter is 110 only. If using in Europe, you will need to get a step-down transformer.
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Jennifer, sorry, I didn't see your answer until this morning. The wattage listed on the bottom of the machine is 120V 60 HzMax 5 Amps. I am very happy with this mini-processor. The only negative I've found so far is trying to grate Mozzarella cheese. It is too soft for the machine so it just jams up. I would highly recommend it otherwise.
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5 Amps like the previous response indicated. I've had this shredder since 2007 and used it almost daily with no problems whatsoever. It's my understanding that this model has been discontinued (or upgraded to a new model), but in my opinion, this is the very best shredder I have ever owned.
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the one I bought was the 220v with a euro\UK plug, I use it for blowing out computer dust when I am at customer's offices, it works really well!!
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I would assume is USA 120V unless otherwise specified. Worth getting a transformer thought. i love this machine!
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I live in a place where it is 220 V. I am using a small 220/110 (500 W) transformer which works fine.