Hi, does this tool work in countries where the standard voltage is 220V/240V, 50 Hz? Thanks.
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My apologizes guy, I can't properly answer that question for you. You can email Festool's customer service though and ask them. Their customer service is awesome!! I would be curious to know what you find out. Cheers!!
814149
havent tried it with anything more than 110v & it works gr8. being a part timecupbord builder, i am comfortable & satisfied with this tool
1807145
220v is the electrical current rating that is available to some outlets. The dremel tool runs on 110v and would not survive the higher voltage. Reconditioned does not alter the voltage required to operate the tool.
826693
Yes. The device works on 100~240V, 50/60 Hz, on both outlet adapters. Have just checked them physically.
2229691
I checked the block, it says 100-240v~50/60hz 0.6A. So it seems as long as you have 50-60hz service, it should actually work on 220!
1301954
Thank you for the inquiry. I checked with my tool salesman and he said that charger is not compatible with 220 volts. - Advantage Contractor Supply
1107307
I live and work in a 110 V power system. My experience in Europe in a 220 volt system was that transforming 110v into 220v was possible but had some draw backs in performance. Contact Fein customer support to find if they make a 220v tool or have an approved transformer system for the tool. I love my Fein; when you need it, it is the only tool to use. I find new uses for it about every time I use it.
1004455
The unit is labeled 110/220 +/- 15% so I would think it will work with 50Hz input. Many 50Hz AC power sources are 220~240 and 240 is within the 15% but with little margin.
1966852
Jonathan, We use the tool on 115 volt/60 hz.electrical service. Generally, if a product is not labeled for 230 volt, it should not be used with that voltage and in all likelihood will become overheated, fail, melt, explode .... Not a good idea. Our tool has a standard 2 pronged electrical plug for use in a 115 volt outlet and will not fit into a 230 volt outlet.
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NO! If you do it will "fry" the tool. It is made for 110 A.C. system, as in the U.S.A. I hope that helps you.
1774454
The device label specifies 120-240 VAC 50-60 Hz. With the proper plug adapter, it should work anywhere in the world.
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The tools used here in the USA are 120 volt tools.All tho, some manufactures have 220 volt tools for the overseas markets.I'm not sure if Hitachi offers this tool in 220v here in the states. You could get that info from them at Hitachi.Here is a number for them.1-800-706-7337.Hope this helps.
350617
YES .in Israel 220v 50hz standard. The bar is linked with a tension transformer from 220v to the low value it need.
1716847
No, this tool uses the Dewalt 20vdc battery packs. The chargers for the batteries plug into standard 110vac receptacles.
1649402
To charge this tool, it uses 110-120v circuit. If you have only a 240v circuit it's twice the voltage it needs and will burn it out. If you have a converter, it has to cut the voltage down to 110v. I hope this answers your question.
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I have this tool. I live in Europe and although the product is 110V, a step-down transformer will do the job. With the charger plugged into a transformer and then into a 220V outlet, it works great!
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I am not sure of the voltages... but I am sure its the standard 110v here in US. Its really not a heavy tool to require a 220v outlet. If I am understanding you correctly!