Is it for 110 or 220 Volt?
1828230
I've used this with some fairly long standard gauge extension cords with no issues. In response to another post, I bought this specifically to pull out a deep, complex crease in a rear quarter in order to avoid replacing the entire quarter. I was able to maneuver the tool head pretty deeply into the crease and got most/many of the studs to stick fine. The steel at both the contact point and the ground point NEED to be clean. Even prior burn or discoloration seems to hinder the studs ability to stick. You will have to vary the burn time to get them to stick. Too long or too short of a burn time and they won't stick well. It is not a fixed burn time. Hope this helps. I've used this with some fairly long standard gauge extension cords with no issues. In response to another post, I bought this specifically to pull out a deep, complex crease in a rear quarter in order to avoid replacing the entire quarter. I was able to maneuver the tool head pretty deeply into the crease and got most/many of the studs to stick fine. The steel at both the contact point and the ground point NEED to be clean. Even prior burn or discoloration seems to hinder the studs ability to stick. You will have to vary the burn time to get them to stick. Too long or too short of a burn... » Read More I've used this with some fairly long standard gauge extension cords with no issues. In response to another post, I bought this specifically to pull out a deep, complex crease in a rear quarter in order to avoid replacing the entire quarter. I was able to maneuver the tool head pretty deeply into the crease and got most/many of the studs to stick fine. The steel at both the contact point and the ground point NEED to be clean. Even prior burn or discoloration seems to hinder the studs ability to stick. You will have to vary the burn time to get them to stick. Too long or too short of a burn time and they won't stick well. It is not a fixed burn time. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1828231
It is for 110 volt which is regular household plugs.Just to let you know, I found that unless the surface that you are trying to weld the stubs onto is flat when the head of the gun can contact the surface you are trying to put the stud onto, it will not work. I had a small dent and tried the gun and it did not work and thought the gun was broken, but I got a piece of flat sheet metal and it worked.
1828232
110 plugs right into your standard outlet. I run it off the same 20AMP circuit I run my little 110 wire feed welder off of and works fine.
551830
The one I bought only works on 120 volts, I don't know if they make one for 220 volts.
2243211
If I had to make a guess, I'd say only 110 unless you used a converter. Basically, I don't know.
1718899
Mine is 120 volt, don't know if it is available in 220. Certainly is not needed...
2197281
No, it is only for 110-120V. I am using it in Europe, so I just bought a simple converter.
650200
The one I have is the newer kind, i.e. you can plug it into either 120 or 220 volt.
788760
The one I got is 110v, i dont think will work with 220v but check the description its made in China and usually they make them both
2255548
It says "120V". I am afraid it can't handle 220v. But maybe a converter will do the trick.
1305823
It must be 110. I am in the US and that is what we have unless the plug is for an oven.
2224406
I use the AC adapter that came with the unit and it works fine...not sure if it's 110v or 220v.
180728
Hey buddy, this is a 110v tool. For 220 you need totally different plug. It is perfect for home improvement. You can work in very small places. I like it very much.
654650
The answer should be on the label on the back....it will say 110/220 if it handles both.
362267
this is made for a 110 outlet you will burn the hairdryryer up if you use 220
335114
I don't know... The plug I have for it is a 110, but I don't know whether there is a conversion for 220 or not... Sorry.
506755
110 volts.I don't think this model can run 220 volts, unless you buy one made for the higher voltage
82351
It would have to be specifically configured for 220 as the cord is retractable. The one I purchased we 110 only
1541715
Hello, it's 120v. You might need a voltage converter to change it into 220v.