Does it support 220v 50H? Will it be the same for all oster toaster ovens line? If it does support why is it not specified clearly?
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All of our products that are sold in the United States and Canada are manufactured and UL approved for 110-120 voltage.
1836462
This model is 110 volts 60 Hz only. As to why it is not specified, that is something Amazon would have to answer.
1780916
no problem! I use like it a lot. but one time I used 220v and it stopped working permanently. now i use NuMe's megastar (u can find many discount coupons online)
1232013
The model I purchased did not have a transformer/adapter in the power cord (like the ones you have with laptops)--my model works only on 120 V with two flat pins. Krups may sell a European model that will work with 220 v and 2 round pins. I hope that helps. I continue to get excellent service with my unit.
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In 120V mode it works with a standard outlet. The plug that comes for 220V is a three prong 6-50R style plug. This has the much thicker tips. On the standard 14-30p 220 dryer plug the lager blade goes to X, the smaller blade goes to y and round ground plug is ground. If you make an adapter just omit the L shaped blade labeled W on the 14-30P side. There is a chart that gives you a wire Guage size to length for an extension cord. Take into account distance from dryer out let on the wall to breaker panel and the breaker size.
1135706
The 50/60 hz wouldn't matter as it is just a heating element without a timer. However I don't think it would take 220v.
583009
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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I really do not know. I still have my box and have looked all over it; nothing is indicated. The plug is just a 2 prong plug. I'm sure the least you would have to do is use a power adapter for use in Europe. You might try contacting Oster about this Waffle Maker but I would say as it is presented, it cannot be used. With a current adapter for the country you plan to use it in, it may be usable just as other electric items are usable.
1297592
I work in Norway and have one of these in NYC. After alot of research there is nothing available with 220v and I would not trust a converter. Better to by another model in Europe
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The input voltage on US products is 110-120v. This is the case with virtually all Wahl and Oster products sold on Amazon. To find ones that work overseas, include "220v" in the search. You can always uses a voltage converter, but you'll need to look at wattage in addition to voltage. Some of the smaller voltage converters don't have the wattage to power up something like hair clippers, and the bigger ones might not be practical for travel. Try calling Wahl or Oster directly to inquire about products that operate in 220v countries. They do sell in Europe, so they do have them, just not always in retail in the US. The input voltage on US products is 110-120v. This is the case with virtually all Wahl and Oster products sold on Amazon. To find ones that work overseas, include "220v" in the search. You can always uses a voltage converter, but you'll need to look at wattage in addition to voltage. Some of the smaller voltage converters don't have the wattage to power up something like hair clippers, and the bigger ones might not be practical for travel. Try calling Wahl or Oster directly to inquire about products that operate in 220v countries. They do sell in Europe, so they do have them, just... » Read More The input voltage on US products is 110-120v. This is the case with virtually all Wahl and Oster products sold on Amazon. To find ones that work overseas, include "220v" in the search. You can always uses a voltage converter, but you'll need to look at wattage in addition to voltage. Some of the smaller voltage converters don't have the wattage to power up something like hair clippers, and the bigger ones might not be practical for travel. Try calling Wahl or Oster directly to inquire about products that operate in 220v countries. They do sell in Europe, so they do have them, just not always in retail in the US. « Show Less
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The Delonghi oven is 1400 watts, 120V - 60 Hz. I'm not sure what type means. Ask again and I'll try to answer. This is a great toaster oven. You can actually cook in it if you want to. My son-in-law is a professional chef and he recommended the Delonghi when we were looking for a new toaster oven.
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Had mailed aeon-labs with same query (220v & 50 Hz) and this is the reply I got,1) I know that both the dimmer and the switch will work on the voltage provided (220 v), but i am unsure about 50hz. I will send a message to one of our engineers and let you know.Second reply after 8 hours,2) The micro dimmer will not work on 50Hz, but the micro switch G2 will work on both 50/60Hz using the US version.Cheers.
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It should work if you're using a transformer (step down) converter plug and not a "cheater" plug. The cooker should manage with 50hz fine as it's not a motor.... It's just a timed hot-plate. :)
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I would like to buy this machine but first I need to know if it works in 220V, cuz at home I only have 220v.Thanks.
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Anatoly, I live in Australia where we operate on 240watts and to make the toaster work I needed to purchase a step down transformer that basically stepped the wattage down from our local mains power to the 110watts needed by this toaster. This of course is an additional expense and more than doubled the overall cost. I have also found that the toaster doesn't work very well in that even at it's darkest setting the toast is barely browned. I suspect this is the result of trying to convert the power wattage. I would not recommend doing this. Carolyn
1985721
If the unit is marked 60Hz, 120V(olt) it will work with US power. It will also probably have a standard US power cord connector attached. If it is marked 220-240V and the line frequency is not marked (i.e. not 50Hz or 60Hz) or marked 50-60Hz, you can run it off US 220V circuits with an adapter for the different plug. 220V is used for electric stoves and electric dryers. I have a friend who has wired some 220 V, English outlets in his kitchen so he can use some heating appliances he brought back from England.
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it will output 50 or 60hz, whatever frequency you input. So if you input 240v/50hz it will output 110v/50hz. The frequency (Hz) does not get converted like the voltage does.So these step down convertors are not recommended/ideal for using with appliances with motors as it apparently puts more stress on the motor as it runs slower if you run at 50hz rather than the original (if a US appliance) 60Hz.Saying that, I have 5 of these step down transformers in various Wattages and they all so far work well and I do use the 3000w one on a wine fridge that does indeed have a compressor motor and after 6 months no issues so far. I expect it may shorten the life of the motor. Hope this helps it will output 50 or 60hz, whatever frequency you input. So if you input 240v/50hz it will output 110v/50hz. The frequency (Hz) does not get converted like the voltage does.So these step down convertors are not recommended/ideal for using with appliances with motors as it apparently puts more stress on the motor as it runs slower if you run at 50hz rather than the original (if a US appliance) 60Hz.Saying that, I have 5 of these step down transformers in various Wattages and they all so far work well and I do use the 3000w one on a wine fridge that does indeed have a compressor... » Read More it will output 50 or 60hz, whatever frequency you input. So if you input 240v/50hz it will output 110v/50hz. The frequency (Hz) does not get converted like the voltage does.So these step down convertors are not recommended/ideal for using with appliances with motors as it apparently puts more stress on the motor as it runs slower if you run at 50hz rather than the original (if a US appliance) 60Hz.Saying that, I have 5 of these step down transformers in various Wattages and they all so far work well and I do use the 3000w one on a wine fridge that does indeed have a compressor motor and after 6 months no issues so far. I expect it may shorten the life of the motor. Hope this helps « Show Less
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from what i know, it is designed for use here in the usa which has only 120 volts for these kind of appliances. unless they make a model with 220 volts, don't attempt to use the 110 volt model.