Does this work for 220v, 50 cycle usage (e.g. outside US)
1843000
I am using it on 120 and Love it with no problems. Anything beyond that I don't know but betting you cannot
1843001
Having lived in Germany I know I had to use a transformer for 120 v electrical items. Hope that helps.
560376
I'm looking at the unit and as already stated, it's rated at 110 - 120V, 60 cycle, 5.5A. UK is 50 cycle which is not good for this unit... also, the 3-prong plug rated at 120V, 15A, 60 cycle
1587098
Yes, this is in fact made for use outside of USA only. It is designed for 220 volt 50hz power outlets like in Europe, Asia, Africa etc.
1404237
Yes! The Power Supply states that the input voltage is 100-240 Volts, 60 cycle. You may need an adapter for the power supply cord as the 220 Volt outlets are not not configured the same as 110 Volt outlets.
748084
not rated for 220V, this unit is for a very light load motor. My 5HP motor burn the contacts almost immediately (worked for about 3 min before failing)
1451114
The adapter on mine says 110V/60 Hz. There is no indication that it is compatible with 220V/50 Hz, though I would expect it to work just fine at 50 Hz with a suitable step down transformer - such as the Simran SMF-200 Deluxe 200 Watts Step Down Voltage Converter for about $13 USD.
2078143
Not quite sure of your question. I believe it works on 110/220, but I threw away my unit as it was steaming dirty water onto clothes (even after rinsing unit after each use). Planned obsolescence? Bought a TravelPro steamer instead.
467972
According to the manual on it, it can use input voltages from 100 to 240 volts, however it says only 60 Hz. It would probably work on 220V 50 Hz, as 50 Hz will be easier for it's power supply to filter. It does not come with a 220 volt plug adapter and you would have purchase one, which is not much cost. I am a retired electronic field engineer by trade and am reasonably sure it would work on 220V, 50Hz, however Skil does NOT warranty their battery chargers, so therefore to be sure about your question I would contact them either via their website (https://www.skiltools.com) Parts & Service or call them at 1-877-754-5999. Their answer maybe purchase at your own risk.? According to the manual on it, it can use input voltages from 100 to 240 volts, however it says only 60 Hz. It would probably work on 220V 50 Hz, as 50 Hz will be easier for it's power supply to filter. It does not come with a 220 volt plug adapter and you would have purchase one, which is not much cost. I am a retired electronic field engineer by trade and am reasonably sure it would work on 220V, 50Hz, however Skil does NOT warranty their battery chargers, so therefore to be sure about your question I would contact them either via their website (https://www.skiltools.com) Parts & Service... » Read More According to the manual on it, it can use input voltages from 100 to 240 volts, however it says only 60 Hz. It would probably work on 220V 50 Hz, as 50 Hz will be easier for it's power supply to filter. It does not come with a 220 volt plug adapter and you would have purchase one, which is not much cost. I am a retired electronic field engineer by trade and am reasonably sure it would work on 220V, 50Hz, however Skil does NOT warranty their battery chargers, so therefore to be sure about your question I would contact them either via their website (https://www.skiltools.com) Parts & Service or call them at 1-877-754-5999. Their answer maybe purchase at your own risk.? « Show Less
1142445
No it is set up to run on 115v 60 cycles. I do not know if Hunter has other models that will run on 220V or 50 cycles
1661482
Yes. My wife uses several of her 220V 50hz appliances from China with this converter here in the USA. The converter steps up the single phase 110 VAC here in the US to single phase 220 VAC normally found in countries like Australia and China. Hope this helps.
436599
Though not an expert, it is my opinion that it would not, without a converter. I lived in Germany many years ago, and we used what was called a "converter" to run our US made appliances. The difference is this machine uses 110Volts 60 Cycles and the European standard (then) was 240Volts 50 Cycles. Plus the plug will not fit.
576090
Hello, it is working just fine for the US power rating of AC 120V/60 Hz. I am unsure whether it is also usable at 220V/50Hz. You might want to consult the manufacturer at scbp@ymail.com.
86017
No,it is NOT 220V! It is 120Volts, USA., at 60 cycles of alternating current. You might want a converter of sorts.
467971
According to the manual on it, it can use input voltages from 100 to 240 volts, however it says only 60 Hz. It would probably work on 220V 50 Hz, as 50 Hz will be easier for it's power supply to filter. It does not come with a 220 volt plug adapter and you would have purchase one, which is not much cost. I am a retired electronic field engineer by trade and am reasonably sure it would work on 220V, 50Hz, however Skil does NOT warranty their battery chargers, so therefore to be sure about your question I would contact them either via their website (https://www.skiltools.com) Parts & Service or call them at 1-877-754-5999. Their answer maybe purchase at your own risk.?
1549163
I'm in South Africa with 220V 50hz. Works hundreds. Check the model spec though.
1902681
As long the adapter runs on 50/60 cycles , and puts out 120vac 60 cycles - European 220 is 50 cycles.
400253
Yes. It is works with 220v.But requires converter from US-Male to EURO-Male (not included).