whats the watts used for the dryer...?
1826061
Hi Andre, There are a number of variables that affect how much electricity is actually used by the dryer. The heater rating for the DV422EWHDWR is 5300 watts. Thanks for your interest, Ms. Samsung
1705236
I believe it was 2400 watts. It only has three settings, high, medium and low, but it also had temperature settings as well. It was quiet in comparison to most hair dryers.
1612410
Yes, This dryer takes 220 volt power. You will need to purchace a power cord with a 3 or four prong, depending which outlet you have.
120478
Really not sure but it is not like any dryer I've used in 40+ years. Wattage doesn't matter at all. It drys so differently than a regular dryer. It truly is awsome and does not dry your hair out.
471229
The voltage is 120 but have no clue on the watts. I can't seem to find it on the machine plate. Sorry.
1789367
I own a barber shop...at the shop i use the deluxe model.it has more watts. At home i use the original it is perfect for home use. I have used these dryers for 33 years, they last a long time. I think you will be pleased with the original.
825493
Got this from there web site below.Microwave Watts (IEC-705) 1000.0 Whttp://products.geappliances.com/ApplProducts/Dispatcher?REQUEST=SpecPage&Sku;=JVM1950DRWW
1439243
I would not use on hair dryer. Just my opinion. 1875W is roughly 15.6 amps. I believe the specifications said 15 amps and I do not want to take any chances. I use it for a microwave which is 1500W, so it is around 12.5 amps. I also use it on a toaster, and other small appliances.
2071244
If I'm not mistaken these dryers are 1875 watts but I'm not 100% sure it may be a little more but not by much
810733
No, would not recommend it. Typically electric dryers use up 4,400 watts of power, so the transformer would have to be at least double or triple that wattage (I agree with the previous commentator).
12346
I'm not positive on the watts, but I know that when our power went out I could run the hair dryer on the generator, but I couldn't run the flat iron...it needed too much power, so it consumes a lot of energy, but it does heat up hotter than most, it goes up to 455 degrees.....hope this helps...
1410465
It is: 125 V/AC. 60 Hz. 1875WMade in Switzerland and this particular one is for use in the US. You can contact Solis manufacturer and see if you can find how it interfaces in other countriesIn terms of the volts/wattageHave used this brand for over 30 years- They last a long time - I wouldn't use any other dryer also very quiet
1696869
Hi. I would say yes but it depends on the power you need in terme of watts. Check the power watts mentionned at the back of your washer Dryer and them multiply by 2. So for example, if your washer Dryer takes 500 watts then you should take a 1000 watt unit. For this example, the above 750 watt might not be sufficient. Hoping this helps.
445133
I wouldn't go spend that kind of money if this is your intent. You might make it, a hair dryer will drain it in about 10 minutes. 250 peak watts?
1317908
I have no idea on watts; all I wanted was a small fan/heater for my desk at work ! Sorry I can't help
1735772
1900 Watts. The warm setting is good for short hair and the regular setting is great for drying long and/or thick hair. It's lightweight feature is another added plus as most professional level dryers are heavy.
952725
It appears from this map that all of Europe is 230 V, 50 hz. The dryer should work as long as the current supplied can keep up.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Weltkarte_der_Netzspannungen_und_Netzfrequenzen.svg