I bought this rice cooker in US (110V). We are moving to Germany next month. is it compatible to be used in Germany? (220V)?
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No it is not, unless you are military and moving into on post housing where they have both outlets most of the time. Other then that you can get a converter at the PX or order it of of Amazon. That converter you can plug into a 220V and then you can plug the rice cooker into the converter. Hope you enjoy your stay in germany
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The nameplate on mine says 120 volts so no it shouldn't be connected to 220 volts
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We've been using this model for past 1 1/2 years and this particular model is strictly for 120 volt use w/ Korean announcement only. So far, we're very happy with this pressure cooker except it's kind a little pricey for rice cooker.
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Hi Elizabeth, I have a Zojirushi rice cooker/steamer, Model NHS-18, 10 cup rice cooker. On the bottom of my rice cooker, it says: 120V; 600 Watts; and 60H2 AC only. I tried the cord in question in my Zojirushi rice cooker and it fits perfectly. I believe that it would work for your appliances, too, and Ace is a reputable hardware store, and I believe that they would allow you to return the product and get a refund if it didn't work, but I believe that this a standard cord for small, electrical appliances. I hope that this helps you to decide. I bought the cord for my dad's Regal, electric coffee pot, and it fits it perfectly, along with fitting my Zojirushi rice cooker! Hi Elizabeth, I have a Zojirushi rice cooker/steamer, Model NHS-18, 10 cup rice cooker. On the bottom of my rice cooker, it says: 120V; 600 Watts; and 60H2 AC only. I tried the cord in question in my Zojirushi rice cooker and it fits perfectly. I believe that it would work for your appliances, too, and Ace is a reputable hardware store, and I believe that they would allow you to return the product and get a refund if it didn't work, but I believe that this a standard cord for small, electrical appliances. I hope that this helps you to decide. I bought the cord for my dad's Regal,... » Read More Hi Elizabeth, I have a Zojirushi rice cooker/steamer, Model NHS-18, 10 cup rice cooker. On the bottom of my rice cooker, it says: 120V; 600 Watts; and 60H2 AC only. I tried the cord in question in my Zojirushi rice cooker and it fits perfectly. I believe that it would work for your appliances, too, and Ace is a reputable hardware store, and I believe that they would allow you to return the product and get a refund if it didn't work, but I believe that this a standard cord for small, electrical appliances. I hope that this helps you to decide. I bought the cord for my dad's Regal, electric coffee pot, and it fits it perfectly, along with fitting my Zojirushi rice cooker! « Show Less
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Hi Gina, Not an easy answer, I'm afraid. The underside of the cooker only says 120v 60hz 500 watts, but where the plug connects to the cooker, it says 10A 250V - The manual doesn't say anything. The manual gives www.essenergy.com and 877-877-9121 for customer support, but people have written here that they aren't very responsive. Hope that helps
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Yes, all rice pressure cooker and electric rice cooker uses 110V - 120V which is the regular household outlet.Thank you for your interest.
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It was a gift that I sent so I can't test it. However I am pretty sure it's not going to work on 220v. I am fairly certain as most all small kitchen appliances in US it uses 110v.
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can not use in Hong Kong (220V) without transformer The difference is two places in particular Towards the WS is the new Is a multi-function "WGAYATAKI&#12288;&#12288;&#65288;My home cooking&#65289;&#12288;&#12288;"KIWAME&#12288;HOON &#65288;extremely warm&#65289; "&#12288;&#12288;two new menu is difference How to be stored in the rice cooker was to fine-tune how to cook to suit the taste of their own [home waterfall " It is a function to prevent the deterioration of the rice at the optimum temperature control as "extremely warm" I can not say anything just whether he really use because it is subtle adjustment transformer is about $100
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I think European appliances are on 220 volts and if you want to get it converted to 110V then select input as 220V.
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Hi Cyrus. Yes, it is 120-240 volts so it is electrically compatible all over the world. To be physically compatible, either carry a universal AC adapter (best) or you can change the power cord to have a local plug. The power cord is a fairly common twin-wire appliance cord. Another option, for Germany, France, Spain, and some others is to purchase the item on amazon.de. You'll get a compatible cord. Cost is similar to http://amazon.com.
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However a relative I. Germany has one and they are 220. I'm just not sure if ordering from US Amazon would accommodate that version.
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Yes, you can plug this into a 110 outlet and get 220 but you may need an adapter to plug into it. What we are using this for is a short term use. I bought a kitchen appliance in Germany. It works great for us but we only use it occasionally.
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From my experience these are appliances to be used in the US with 110-120v. Still you can used them in 220-240v countries with a "50-1600 Watt Travel Voltage Converter Transformer " or simmilar. See Amazon's http://www.amazon.com/Converter-Transformer-Worldwide-Adapters-overseas/dp/B003E40AMW/ref=pd_sim_e_12 Technical Details Converts 220/240-volt Electricity to 110/120-volt power for use in locations world-wide Includes 5 adapters for different plug-in types around the world;Fuse Protection, Travel Case, Small and compact size - weighs only 1.5 lbs! size: 6" x 4" x 3". Two seetings: 1600W - Designed for heat-related (resistive) appliances like hair dryers, irons, heating pads, etc 50W - Designed for small electronics such as battery charger, phone charger, shavers, mp3 players. While living abroad, we used our fryer, ricer, waffle maker and raclette with one of these 1600 Watts set converters. These are not to be used in electronics * tvs, computer,50-1600 Watt Travel Voltage Converter Transformer Kit with Worldwide Socket Plug Adapters- Step Down 220/240V to 110V/120V- Great for travel overseasetc
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I believe this is a 110v version. This dealer may offer one, but I think it would be more likely carried by one of the European dealers. The Wolfgang is explicitly exported to the US. The Komo branding is the German branding and would more likely come in a 220v.
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I think it is 110V. A lot of electric appliances bought in U.S. can only be used in U.S. I came from China. There are many electric appliances in the U.S. are cheaper then in China. I'd like to send some to friends in China, but because in China electricity is 220V, they are not compatible, cannot use them.
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Thank you for contact us. It does not work in Hong Kong this product. (220V) We have a transformer for use in Hong Kong. If you bought us this rice cooker, we will give the transformer to you. I am look forward to your order. Thank you all! NIKONIKO MORE JAPAN
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No this rice cooker is only 110V. You can take a small step-down transformer with you and then you can run most of your 110V applicances when the power supply is 240V.
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I brought this appliance to Brazil, and it is working fine on 220V. It is doing great.