Can I use it to power my 1500 watt USA 110V coffee maker in Australia? i.e. 240V input?
167119
Yes, it is a 3000 watt supply. It would take exactly half the power of the unit. Furthermore, there is a meter indicating how high the power that you are using from the unit as a safety if I am not mistaken. I use it to power a humidifier, air purifier, playstation 4, tv, and a computer at the same time. It is worth the money.
167120
Just make sure the coffee pot will work on 50Hz power. The USA is 60Hz. The transformer changes the voltage not the frequency.
167121
Yes, you can. With 240V input, the output will be 120V, absolutely within the coffee maker's tolerance. And 3000W is plenty of power to guarantee continued use. The only difference is the frequency (50 vs 60 Hz) but almost no appliance is harmed by that nowadays, certainly not coffee makers.
167122
Yes. I have used mine to power a1500 watt Saeco machine with no problems in Germany.
2243
Yes, we use it in Australia, the power supply is 100-240 Volts output 19 Volts. Had it for 5 months, no problems.
2148061
Shipping would be around $50 to $60 to Australia, but the 110v cannot be used on 220v or 240v outlets without damaging the machine. Some people used voltage adapters but the there is not a guarantee that this will not cause damage to machine.
1591547
It runs on 110, so if Australia is 220, a converter and perhaps an adapter would work there.
1707274
Hi its 120v with 1550 wattage, but watch what country you're going to use it in, i.e. Australia, can only use it if you also purchase or have a transmitter to alter electrical current from the 120v to Australias' 240v
1845542
No, this model will not work on anything other than 110 (that would require entirely different wiring). You may need to check directly with the folks at Nespresso to see if they make a machine that will work with 220/240.
1426306
I'm reasonably certain you can not use the roaster with 220 volts. It does not have a switchable power supply like many desktop computers.
1415548
They may have a 220V version, but mine is setup with a 110V USA style line plug. Since 110V is less than 220V a simple 220-110V adapter, designed for your particular country, should be quite adequate to power the coffee maker. You can find these on ebay for $3-4 US.
902441
Hello - my specimen of this converter was out of order - seller returned me back a money - so I have no experience with this one - at this moment I've bought another converter (but not typical electronic, It's bigger and more expensive electronic converter which contains heavy transformer). If You have coffe maker (about 2000W) You can try Conair TS2000 but maybe buying expensiver one will be better idea. Regards from Poland to Argentina :-)
1729756
No. This is 240 volts. I'm sure they make one in 120 volt. Must be a real old coffee maker : )
1252763
I would have to say no. Equipment made for the USA is 120V not 240v. You should check directly with Denon about getting a suitable unit for Australia. Good day mate !!
2060651
I am not an expert since I have only used my 1500 watt Wagan with my travel trailer. I used it with a 1300 watt (approx. 11 amps) coffee maker and a 900 watt (approx. 7.5 amps) toaster (separately) and it worked just fine. Your Sump Pump should only be using about 800 watts which is well within the limits of this inverter. Just be sure to keep it dry. Probably your best information is to contact wagan.com. They are good at replying each time I have had a question.
923872
No, standard 15amp 120v couldn't even meet its peak power demand not to mention the size ac/dc converter you would need. Buy a 120v amp you will spend more trying to convert this one.
65061
jura coffee maker is working with 1450w 220-240V. So I think you need higher W step up transformer. it means that if you buy 3000w transformer, it will be ok for your jura coffee maker.
191615
Hi,I don't know if you could use it in Aus although I suppose that, with a converter, you could. However, the maker is Italian (220v I think in Italy) - they have a website - why don't you contact them directly and see what they suggest.
1287465
Yes, i'm using in my house 110v and 120v, it perfectly work in both places!!! and enjoy my coffee!!! you can try it!!!
1273110
The unit is 1400 watts, any common 15 amp AC outlet can handle the load with ease. This machine is for coffee pods only. Search for the Bunn MCU Single Serve Multi-Use Brewer for a model that can be used 4 different ways. That model will make just hot water, or use coffee pods, or use regular loose ground coffee, or the "K" cups. These Bunn brewers are "first class" for single serve coffee makers and are well worth the money!