I have Oster 6706 6-Cup 450-Watt, 10-Speed Blender, Black , i need conveter for india plug points?
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All of our products that are sold in the United States and Canada are manufactured and UL approved for 110-120 voltage. We do not recommend using them in different countries due to the difference in voltage. Additionally, doing so will void your warranty.
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Check your blender watt power. Usually it is recomended to use a converter that is 150% of the power of ur device. So if your blender is more than 1000 W you will need a bigger converter
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I have the oster fusion 600 watt blender & It works great.... I do believe the blend n go cup works with all newer oster blenders... But, I'm not 100% sure... Do a google research...
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It's for US voltage, 110. Great for mixing smoothies, but use ice chips not large cubes.
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It is 120 you would have to contact Worx or look into if there is an adapter for 120 volt 3 prong items to run in India
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The blender appears to draw at most 600W. I have the unit on a circuit with a coffee maker that draws over 1000W, we have never had the 20A circuit breaker blow. I have not measured the current draw myself. The Waring documents are inconsistent: the BB180S specifications list a current draw of 2.2A at 120V, approximately 250W. The 'features and benefits' lists the motor output 3/4 HP, which is approximately 560W at 100% efficiency. The parts list for the BB180S lists the motor current draw at 5A, approximately 600W.
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Frosty, I no longer have my owner manual. I have the Waring Pro version and though I can't answer your watt inquiry I can tell you it is the only blender I will ever recommend. Though its size is small (i.e. soups & general food mixing) don't let its size fool you. This blender is the same one you see behind almost any bar in North America, (in fact its UL certificate states that it is intended for both Home and Commercial use). It whips up a fruit smoothie as easily as a blended to perfection margarita. You won't be disappointed.
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I think the European units are about $1000. If you need one for Europe, I would check out the Enpee Blender on youtube. It looks to me like a VM knock off from India at half the price. There are at least 60 reviews on Amazon UK and people love it. You can't buy it in the USA but who would want to when the VM costs the same here. I think they only make it is the European voltage anyway.
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I bought this one for bl6000. Here is link to all models and bl5001 is not listed, are you sure you have the right model. http://www.ereplacementparts.com/black-and-decker-blender-parts-c-4167_124451.html
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I don't know the answer , but when I searched on Google and got the Oster blender parts site, everything I I found in many models all used the same O ring/ Check your blender against the site and you'll probably find your answer easily. Good luck.
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This blender is made for the US Market so it is 110Volt. If you are in the States all appliances are 110, If you are in the EU 220.
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Oster 4093 is simple, classic design about 16 inches; 5 cup;glass; 2 speed; 500 watt. Oster 4096 is 2 speed; 5 cup; glass; 500 watt (around $60). BPCT-02 is 6 cup; glass; 2 speed toggle switch; 600 watts(?). Blenders run from about 16- 18 inches.If possible, be sure you get stainless steel blades.
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This doughnut maker is 760 Watts so I suppose it will work in India with this - http://www.frys.com/product/2111917?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG
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based on this Amazon listing, it is BPA free. Oster 6706 6-Cup 450-Watt, 10-Speed Blender, Black
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I don't know what model I have. It is a pretty basic plastic 10 speed blender. The only number I found on the unit was 6640? It fits mine.
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I do not know. I bought it for a blender that is packed away as I know longer need it.
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I live in AL and it works in my regular electrical outlets. I think we are on 110 or whatever the American standard is. This immersion blender is really great. I had another one before that had more features but did not hold up. Seems the simplicity of having a permanently attached blade assembly keeps stuff from getting inside so it works better overall (no rust or dirty water leaks from the wand/blade assembly). It is pretty sturdy and great for making soups.