specs say 230 volts all i have is 115 volt source.
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I don't know about electrical stuff. But ours came ready to plug into a standard three-prong US outlet. That might be what AC adapter is for, but don't take my word on it. Contact the seller to confirm that their unit will work in your country/locatiion.
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This model is standard US 115V. However there is a UK version that can handle 230 V available at Amazon.co.UK. It takes the British 3-prong plugs though.
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my unit has only a 120V plug, no 230 plugs for USA sales would be my opinion. P.B.
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The unit is a 110 plug but I would make sure your not plugging it into the same outlet as your TV .I think it says 115 volt plug in ..it is the same as 110 volt standard
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110v. I had to purchase a local adaptor for 230v and unfortunately the polarity of the pins was reversed and it burned a zener diode or something in the input power circuit. As a result mine only runs on batteries now. Make sure you get an adaptor with the right polarity in the pin (centre positive I think).
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Checked the TV and manual and it appears that it only works with 110/120 Volts
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i looked on the instruction booklet and it said 120 volts andshould not exceed 12 amperes. i hope this info helps. it's the only place i see the information. if not, try calling 1-800-3-conair.
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The transformation ratio is 220/110 = 2 or 240/120 = 2. If your voltage is 230 V, then on the low voltage side you will get 230/2 = 115 V. Most appliances have some tolerance to the input voltage e.g. +- 5%. I would check first the label of the appliance, and if 115 V is within that range, it is safe to use this transformer.
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Hello. The model I received is not rated for 230 volts. We have 120 volt plugs in the US but I would imagine KitchenAid makes ones for 230 volts.
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I looked up your motor and it looks like it's a 230 volt, so I'd have to say no. This motor is 115V.
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instructions say power source is only 120V so I believe you need a converter.
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Verify that the connections are good. A loose hot or a loose neutral will cause voltage to fluctuate. Check your 230/240 volt plug, making sure that each leg is 115/120 to ground and to neutral, and 230/240 volt line to line. If all else fails, it could be a faulty voltage regulator.
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I think the answer to this question is best answered by Dell. I find nothing in the handbook which answers it. Dell makes these units for countries with both 115 volt and 230 volt systems and I would think the wattage can also be different depending on where the unit is purchased or where used. My unit has an internal converter which automatically determines the incoming voltage. So it can switch from 115 to 230 volts. But this question remains unanswered.
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I charge the batteries with 110 and it appears that's the only voltage that my charger will take.
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There's no indication on the power supply or in the manual. I'd err on the side of caution and say its only 110.
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There is a red slide switch on the back panel near the AC connector. It switches from 115 to 230 input voltage. Switch it correctly BEFORE plugging the unit in.
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Yes, there is a selector switch on the back of the power supply for 115V or 230V.