Will this work in Peru? We have 220 AC in products and in the wall.
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I don't know if the plug is right for Peru. You might need to get an adapter. Also, the U.S. uses 60 cycles. If Peru uses something other than 60 cycles, that might cause it to run at the wrong speed.
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Hi Janice, yes the voltage is correct, but the configuration of the plug will determine if it will be suitable for your location. This timer has the two flat contact 1/2 inches apart and the third contact (round) centered below the top parallel contacts. Hope that this information is helpful.
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Peru power is 220V 60 cycle. They use both the flat blades (like this timer uses) and also round blades (which would requre adapters). The input for the appliance you want to control plugs in on the right side. Mine is close to a wall so I can barely get the plug in. If you need an adapter too, there won't be room for one.
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240 volts 15 amps stated on package...also check plug type . Check with your electric provider to be safe!!!
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Yes. We take it into the hotel and plug it into a regular electrical wall outlet, 110.Highly recommend this cooler! We love ours! Use it to make trips to Costco, load up on cold groceries, meat, etc. stay overnight in a hotel, then drive 5 hours home. Great investment
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Yes, it should work just fine. The wall wart power supply indicates input voltage of either 100-240 volts A/C and accepts 50/60 Hz. It has the standard USA two prong plug.
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No, it will only work in the US(110volts) but might also work in other parts of North America with up to 120volts, 15amps, 60hertz,1800watts. Other places out of the US might require to cut the Earth pin off or attach something to block that third pin in order to connect to an old wall outlet that supports only two pins
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It may work fine in Peru as is, or you may need a plug adapter, depending on which type of outlet you encounter in Peru. Peru uses both the 2 parallel blade US-style plugs, as well as the 2 round EU-style plugs in different parts of Peru. However, they run on 220 Volt current rather than the 120 Volt current we have here in the US. Fortunately, the voltage different should be handled nicely by this Yubi charger since it accommodates a range of "AC 110-240V voltage ideal for international travel".
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john it works using 110-120 volts ac current. buy it and enjoy using it but remember to use good bits using cheap bits won't do a good job.
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Guess so, I live in brazil and we have 220 and 110, so yiu should ask the to the worker about
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No cause it's both 110 and 220 volts. I use it here in Peru here abd it is 220 volts.
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I'm not sure what you mean by ac outlet but this does need a 220 outlet. It does not work in a regular outlet you use at home. It' s great heater and the 220 makes it more efficient.
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It works with 110 VAC to 220VAC....but I never tested it on lower voltages.
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infas j., i don't think so, never tried 220....our household curret is 110v, sorry maybe someone else can give you positive answer. ed
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I live in Lima, Peru, so I understand your concern. Luckily, this pad works on any voltage up to 220!Also, as an aside, the unit runs for 20 minutes and then shuts off automatically. I didn't like that, so I took the control box off, which required some cutting of wires and re-soldering some connections, but now it stays on as long as it's plugged in.
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This has multiple types of adaptors but I do not know specifically about Peru. Be aware this is only an adaptor, NOT A CONVERTER. A converter changes the voltage, an adaptor merely changes the prongs to fit the outlet.
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if their electricity is 110 to 120 volts 60 cycle you may just need a power cord adaptor to be able to plug it in to the wall. try calling radio shack and ask them, if they dont know can tell you where to ask further
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It uses regular house current, NOT 220. Outlets that power your microwave, coffee pot, lamps, will power this distiller.
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If 220V is what the average house is wired for, than I would say yes. I plugged mine into an electrical outlet and it works great.
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The switching adapter (plug that goes into the wall) says that it will work with an input of 100V to 240V -- 50/60Hz so I assume it will work for 220. The plug is set for the standard 110V wall receptor so you may need an adapter if the 220V outlet is not the two-pronged, flat blade type.