I live in europe, is this machine capable of working on a 220v system?
586912
Yes it will work with a voltage converter or transformer. When I travel to Europe, I take a voltage converter, which is a good investment for expensive equipment. Here is a website http://www.world-import.com/transformers-type-D.htm. Prices start at $35 dollars USD.
586913
Don't think so. They might(must've) make one for your market. This model works really well and pretty easy to use. I was a professional chef and this has saved me tons of time.
586914
The machine works with 120 V, but you can use it in a 220 V system with a step-down transformer. The transformer shall be for at least 120 Watts
586915
Based on this sharpener being assembled in US and meeting UL and ETL Canadian standards I would say it will not work on a 220V system. There will be some type of European counterpart designed for your voltage. You can probably do a Google search and be locality specific and find someone who sells this item.
586916
I know this machine would work on a German household receptacle as long as a person had the proper adapter. I do not know if a German receptacle is called a 220 volt or not. I do know I used my electric shaver and some other household items there with a proper adapter.
586917
Hi there,I looked at my machine and I did no see any switch to change the voltage. Mike
586918
The label states 120V only. I bet you could find this same brand on your side of the pond for 220V service. It is the best I've ever owned. It is actually fun. JRA
586919
The label states 120 V only. I bet you could find this sharpener over there for 220V service. It is the best I have ever had.JRA
586920
The label states 120 V only. I bet you could find this sharpener over there for 220V service. It is the best I have ever had. JRA
586921
This will not work on 220V. It is UL and ETL Canadian certified and assemblied in US 220V would not be an option unless it were specifically stated. A Google search and mention required input voltage would tell you if that model is available for 220V.
1951645
I don't live in Europe but my understanding is that the charger can work on 220v as well.
1331149
No, 110V only, just checked. I am sure you can buy a very nice one in europe.
1115430
I believe you'd need a converter, but I'm not that familiar with 220v. Is that what is used in Europe?
742628
Runs on 110v you will need converter adapter I believe to use European votage
426638
Hello and thank you for your inquiry. I apologize but no. This machine is designed with a standard 110v plug. If you have the proper adapter then yes, it will work. Thank you.
711882
This machine runs on 120volts. If you are an international buyer, you will need a converter for this machine.
436598
all 110 appliances will work in Europe. They are on 220, just purchase a "transformer", very common in Europe.
164585
Yes, they make 220 volt machine for International users. Check on their website (Snowie.com). Good luck
1428970
can this soldering station be used on European power, 220v? (I live in Greece.)
1830903
I case you want to used it in Europe then you may need a power transformer for 240/110V. It can work anywhere in the world all you need internet and also know how to program it. At the other hand, if you know how to follow the instruction in you tube then go for it.
1458002
It is a 110V US. You will need to get a voltage transformer when using it in Europe.
1944039
I'm sorry! I was unable to find out whether it works on 220 or not. It is a good question because I will be doing a month long European trip this summer!
786189
Hi! I checked the power requirements on the unit and it's designed for 110V in the US. You'll need to use a voltage converter to 220V with sufficient wattage to use it effectively in Europe.
1078684
I cannot verify that there is not a European version of this system; however, I can verify that the unit I have is NOT multi-voltage and is 110/120 VAC / 60 Hz only.
1793450
I don't think so. I assume you would need a converter. 220v is euro specs correct?
743080
I think European appliances are on 220 volts and if you want to get it converted to 110V then select input as 220V.