Is it 110 or can you run it on 220?
1851471
Art, I'm not sure what you are asking. Is the question about electricity? The AccuQuilt GO does not use electricity, you crank it by hand.
1915252
It's 110. However I have used it overseas with a 110/220 converter without a problem. Without a converter it will literally liquify at 220v so make sure you use one!
762711
I'm pretty sure it would be 110 as it is just plugged into a regular outlet. I think 220 is for stuff like clothes dryers. I assume you are refering to a hair dryer.
1379752
110 only 220 and 240 will burn it up. You would need a converter if using overseas
2151557
Sure you can plug in a 110v and run anything. That's why on construction jobs they use it for tool power. But it will only run a few things that way. If you want to cover furnace, sump, lights, refrigerator, etc. all at once then you need to feed it with a 220. It's not that hard.
84129
It's a 120 volt device. Use 220 and it will run for about 10 seconds before it burns out.
980522
It's only 120v, you could transform 220 to 110, but you'll need a big powersource able to deliver at least 1200w.
57213
I don't know about 110 currency. I've only used regular house current, 220.
100462
It runs on 110v AC - plugs into a normal wall outlet. I don't see any way to run it without a source of 110V AC.
1667360
Just 110v. I know because I ruined mine. I just had to buy a new adapter; not expensive.
1100201
It is 110 in the U.S., 220 in many other countries. H.W. P.S. Some appliances need a 220 line in U.S.
937585
It is a 110v , used on any reg outlets. 220 is much larger usually used for verry large appliances like washers, dryers, ect. You would be able to tell the diference.
812557
why do you want to run 220?It normally runs off 120,comes with normal outlet plug.
276341
It is 110-220 capable with no converter. I am currently in Europe and have no issues but I remind you to bring a euro adapter
1194815
110v only. It will not operate at 230v; it will run for a few minutes and then burn out.
16270
I've never tried it on 220, I have no need to as I operate if on 110 or 120 volts as I'm sure it should be. There would be little doubt in my mind that it is not designed to run on 220 and that it might run for awhile, but it would "burn out" in relaively short order. In short order Don't do it, unless you have one designed for 220.
326958
It has two (2) 120v outlets and a 120vDC outlet. I don't think you can run 220v with it.